Sentence examples for full disclosure of documents from inspiring English sources
The Freedom of Information Act allows the partial or full disclosure of documents controlled by the US government.
It would require full disclosure of all documents related to the case, which is extremely difficult to achieve.
CEO had argued for full disclosure of the documents citing the EU's freedom of information law and the World Health Organisation's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control.
He added that he was pressing for full disclosure of all documents – including the invoices – and was prepared to seek their release through a judicial review.
Sapna Malik, one of the solicitors at Leigh Day and Co who also acts for Mousa's family, said: "We would expect to get full disclosure of these documents.
However, the existence of Quinn's report has shocked family and friends of Peach, who have campaigned for more than three decades for full disclosure of all documents relating to his death, and dispute the suggestion that they knew about the review.
Cooper called for an independent inquiry, potentially modelled on the full disclosure of police documents process overseen by the Hillsborough independent panel, and said of the IPCC: "If they are too limited to do the job, then someone else needs to.
Had President Clinton listened to Mr. Gergen and others who advised him to make a full disclosure of Whitewater documents from the start, "we would have punctured the growing pressure for an independent counsel" and the whole ensuing melodrama with Kenneth Starr and Monica Lewinsky might well have been avoided.
Mr Burnham, who called for full disclosure of the documents in 2009, said he welcomed the "general tone of the statement" but remained cautious.
Former Lib Dem leader Sir Menzies Campbell told Daily Politics that full disclosure of the documents in question was essential in the public interest.
This includes demanding full disclosure of all documents pertaining to his OSI activities and allowing him an impartial, non-military hearing.
