Sentence examples for least disclosed from inspiring English sources

And though he abandoned the public finance system to do it — possibly damaging it permanently — he at least disclosed all of his donors.

Lawyers for supporters of the ban, known as Proposition 8, argued that Judge Walker should have removed himself from the case, or at least disclosed his decadelong relationship, not because of his sexual orientation, but because he stood to benefit from the decision.

Despite being the most valuable among the Big Five, Apple's acquisitions are not just among the smallest of the bunch, but also the least disclosed.

That's no easy task, since parking charges seem to be the least disclosed cost of travel.

Or at least disclosing the names of all the donors who contribute to their campaigns and the "independent committees" that are grafted onto them.

The effort also involves another political organization, I Am Created Equal, which, to its credit, organized itself as a 527 group, which must at least disclose its donors.

In a recent letter to President Isaias Afewerki, the Committee to Protect Journalists demanded that the government at least disclose the prisoners' whereabouts.

"The right thing for Banc of America to do would have been to only charge the trust the current market value of the loans or at least disclose to investors the trust is paying $400 million when the loans are worth $380 million".

Last week, Proposition 8's lawyers argued that the ruling should be tossed out because he had had a duty to recuse himself, or at least disclose the relationship at the start of the case.

Because banning the practice is impossible, he wants regulators to require that firms at least disclose their stakes, so that transparency can help investors press managers to use their company's capital more wisely.

The new rules should give a welcome boost to otherwise spotty efforts by some companies, medical centers, scientific journals, states and ethical codes to eliminate, minimize or at least disclose financial interests that might cloud medical judgments.