Sentence examples for if it disclosed from inspiring English sources

It would be hard to call the company a pyramid scheme if it disclosed that, say, 80 percent of its final sales were to customers, rather than new sales representatives.

What would happen if it disclosed the number of intercepts, the breakdown between email, direct messaging, phone calls and texts, and the proportion that relates to terrorism, organised crime and other serious issues?

If it disclosed a watery pallor, one had better not open the shutters at all, and so be spared the sight of a sullen day sitting for its picture in a puddle.

Given these acknowledgements, it is disingenuous for the CIA to claim that it would be revealing confidential information not already in the public domain if it disclosed that it had an "intelligence interest" in drone strikes.

But in a parallel complaint against a bank employee filed the same day, the agency alleged that the bank knew in advance it would be hard to sell the mortgage-backed bonds if it first disclosed its aim to bet against the investments.

Facebook, for example, could avoid its European problem if it simply disclosed what data it collects, what it does with that data, with whom they share it, and what those others do with it.

The airline could have volunteered to help develop a new profiling system by sharing passenger records, but only if it had disclosed that plan.

The central bank argued that such information could harm a bank if it was disclosed that it had turned to the lender of last resort.Kabel Deutschland made its closely watched stockmarket debut in Europe's biggest IPO this year.

And for all the focus on what top executives earn, what is most startling is how many six-, seven- and eight-figure sums are being awarded to Wall Street bankers and traders whose pay often is unnoticed -- if it is disclosed at all.

Each dot's size represents the price paid for that startup if it was disclosed.

It may be legally permissible for organizations to collect personal data from smartphones that connect to free wireless access points, but have they considered the perception and repercussions of such activity if it were disclosed publicly?