Sentence examples for future disclosure from inspiring English sources

The bank said it would agree to other changes suggested by the judge, including allowing the court to settle any disputes between the bank and the S.E.C. over the selection of an auditor and a lawyer to oversee the bank's future disclosure practices.

For now, I don't see it doing much damage; it's hard to see any bank's health or reputation being compromised by public acknowledgment of the fact that it borrowed from the Fed during one of the biggest crises in history, and the two-year delay in future disclosure should give a bank plenty of time to sort out whatever forced it to borrow in the first place.

This suggests that these survivors were using their past experiences with disclosure to evaluate future disclosure opportunities.

Receiving negative responses to their initial disclosures, these survivors became more cautious and critical of future disclosure opportunities and ultimately opted to remain silent rather than risk further harm.

To date, the only convictions have been for reckless transmission, for which the maximum punishment is five years' imprisonment (ancillary orders regulating future disclosure and sexual behaviour are also available), and the number of successful prosecutions has been very low.

This is illustrated by recommendations to 1) include information about potential re-contact and future disclosure in the original consent [ 2, 6, 7, 12]; 2) offer participants the opportunity to choose whether or not they want to be re-contacted for future participation in GDR studies [ 2- 4, 6, 7]; and 3) ensure that re-contact occurs by a known and trusted health professional [ 3, 4, 7].

But his air fare was paid by the Guardian, and his journey was presumably important to possible future disclosures.

The patient could sign one form, in the first visit to a doctor, authorizing future disclosures for such purposes.

The new offence raised particular concern following the disclosures from US National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden, and appears in part directed at curbing future disclosures and subsequent reporting should another intelligence whistleblower emerge.

"Binney, Drake, Kiriakou and Manning are all examples of how overly harsh responses to public-interest whistle-blowing only escalate the scale, scope and skill involved in future disclosures," he wrote.

Patients can sign a single consent form in their first visit to a doctor or hospital that would authorize routine future disclosures for the purpose of their medical treatment or payment of insurance claims.