Sentence examples for long disclosed from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

A mucin-like domain of 250 280 amino acids long was disclosed in all studied species.

Even the Chase form you praise is three pages long and discloses more than 30 fees.

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.

Mr. Green's rivals said yesterday that the public advocate should not have waited so long to disclose how large a role his brother had played in collecting money for his campaign, particularly given Stephen L. Green's business with the city.

(The Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly investigating why it took Yahoo so long to disclose these hacks).

The last time around, Google was heavily criticized for waiting far too long to disclose the bug.

The campaign is making the move after long resisting disclosing medical records beyond a letter provided last year from Clinton's physician, attesting to her good health.

Don't take long to disclose your feelings.