Sentence examples for have long disclosed from inspiring English sources

Companies have long disclosed executive pay as part of their SEC filings, but what's new is the requirement that they also own up to what they pay their rank and file.

The US has long disclosed how many are refusing to eat and whether they meet military guidelines to be force fed.

Samantha Geimer, who at 13 was Mr. Polanski's victim in the original sex case, has long disclosed her identity and called to end the prosecution.

Major retailers have long balked at disclosing the full trail, saying that sourcing is inherently complex — a sweater made in Italy may have thread, wool and dye from elsewhere.

The Bloomberg administration, which has long resisted disclosing the calendars of its top officials, took over a year to release copies of Ms. Harris's schedule in response to a Freedom of Information Act request.

Campaigners and green business groups have long been urging companies to disclose their fossil fuel holdings to investors but with very limited success.

U.F.C. executives have long maintained that athletes earn much more than their publicly disclosed purses, while declining to reveal details.

Yet the US government has long refused to disclose basic information about the program, from its full legal basis to how it identifies targets.

As chair of the all-party parliamentary group on mental health, he had long wanted to disclose his condition, because he felt "a fraud" talking to service users about their problems while not declaring his own experiences.

The agency has long been reluctant to disclose specific numbers, veterans rights advocates have charged.

It has long banned medical personnel from disclosing the sex of a fetus.