Sentence examples for long disclosure from inspiring English sources

For too long, disclosure has been viewed as the policy equivalent of a "free lunch" — all benefit and no cost.

Today, potential authors submit long disclosure statements that editors dissect like private investigators before assigning an article.

"All the new China I.P.O.'s are going to look like this, with long disclosures on the risks regarding the V.I.E.

Everyone has encountered sprawling dozens-of-pages-long disclosure forms that nobody understands or actually reads, thanks to current regulations.

Others advocate eliminating the restrictions on coordination with candidates and the donation limits as long the disclosure rules remain in place showing the source of the money.

Britain, which has long had disclosure rules, allows shareholders a vote on bosses' compensation, though the results are non-binding.Is he worth it America is keen to promote disclosure because its bosses are the best paid in the world and their pay is still rising fast.

But even more so in the case of shorting than long positions, disclosure seems to be necessary to prevent manipulation as well as to ensure that the market functions efficiently and can properly assess not only big short bets but cheap talk.

But as long as disclosure is required, so we know who is paying for whom, it isn't obvious that the billionaire shouldn't be allowed to try.

And the SEC's enforcement of the fiduciary duty under the Investment Advisers Act has been long on disclosure and short on real avoidance of conflicts.

Earlier this month, the economy ministry hailed the success of a year-long voluntary disclosure scheme, which is expected to bring in at least €3.8bn.

SUNEETA KRISHNAN Women's Global Health Imperative San Francisco Dr. Sheri Fink's exposé of the homicides committed in New Orleans is a long-overdue disclosure of the events that happened after Hurricane Katrina hit the Louisiana coast in the early morning of Aug. 29, 2005.