Sentence examples for introducing disclosure from inspiring English sources

We also investigate the effect of introducing disclosure of contribution on the distribution of contribution types and on the contribution itself.

The Finance Act 2004 introduced disclosure rules requiring promoters of certain tax avoidance schemes that are financing- or employment-related to disclose the scheme.

The government said it would "consult with a view to introducing similar disclosures on a mandatory basis for all large banks from 2012 onwards".

Nobody would pretend that pay ratios are a cure-all but even the US, where the inflation in boardroom pay is truly extreme, is due to introduce mandatory disclosure next year.

His critical comments to the joint parliamentary committee on human rights came as the House of Lords began debating the second reading of the controversial justice and security bill, which introduces limited disclosure of sensitive intelligence material in civil court cases.

This year's agreement by the European Union to introduce corporate disclosure rules for sustainability was also striking in the way that it not only formed part of the EU's overall post-crisis financial reform package, but also that its strongest supporters included investors arguing that without disclosure they could not make informed financial decisions.

By sifting through thousands of complaints to the Federal Trade Commission between 2002 and 2006, the researchers found no statistical decrease in the number of identity theft complaints after a state introduced a disclosure law.

But after U.S. investors intervened in support of local shareholders, the Irish government told the stock exchange in March either to introduce new disclosure rules voluntarily or prepare for tough legislation that would do the job.

The compromise only allowed one audit, but introduced the disclosure requirement.

Greens The Greens have extensive proposals for improving integrity, including giving Ibac powers equivalent to Icac and supporting an inquiry into the funding of political parties that would look at capping donations and introducing "real time" disclosures for donations more than $1,000.

The main purpose of introducing an environmental information disclosure strategy is to reduce informational asymmetries and put pressure on firms to reduce emissions.