Sentence examples for joint disclosure from inspiring English sources

Short answer: A planned joint disclosure was preempted by reporters.

Among couples with initially disparate disclosure attitudes, almost all had reached a joint disclosure decision after discussions and negotiations within the couple.

You can expect most official details then; joint disclosures of major security issues by billion-dollar companies tend to come out on their own time.

Couples who have children with donated gametes should come to a joint decision regarding disclosure to offspring.

Here, several acceptability factors were independently associated with consistent use, most notably, partner approval/liking of the study products and open disclosure and joint decision-making around use.

Mr. Tenet's letter was in response to a disclosure that the joint committee staff had predicted in a briefing book to committee members that the officer, Cofer Black, formerly the chief of the C.I.A.'s counterterrorism center, would "dissemble" in his testimony.

One bright sign for the super PACs came in a disclosure by the joint fundraising vehicle Unity 2012, which raises money for Priorities, Majority PAC and House Majority PAC.

Three indicators of couples communication measured in this study suggest important relationships with use: joint decision-making and full disclosure of product use were associated with consistent use, while valuing the importance of clandestine use was associated with inconsistent use.

Full disclosure: it's joint-run by my friend Eve Simmons, a 26-year-old who developed an eating disorder after getting wrapped up in wellness culture.

(Full disclosure: VICELAND is a joint venture between A&E Networks and VICE Media).

The recent disclosures of alleged hacked emails on sites like DCLeaks.com and WikiLeaks and by the Guccifer 2.0 online persona are consistent with the methods and motivations of Russian-directed efforts," DNS and ODNI said in a joint statement, adding, "These thefts and disclosures are intended to interfere with the U.S. election process.