Sentence examples for longer disclosed from inspiring English sources

One query centered on how the company accounts for particular kinds of distributors, and why that was no longer disclosed in annual reports.

But investors may be nervous, he said, because once the company moved the units into the partnerships, crucial elements were no longer disclosed.

The payments, revealed by a Guardian analysis of share awards no longer disclosed in Tesco annual reports, comes against a backdrop of writedowns, profit warnings and mounting criticism of Leahy's strategic legacy.

In an effort to move forward, those convictions are no longer disclosed or discussed by Roland or anyone else involved with the case.

While it's impossible to know exactly how much corporate spending Citizens United has unleashed (because so much spending is no longer disclosed), four years on, it has become apparent that the biggest impact of the decision may have little to do with the spending of "corporate wealth".

As a result, the company no longer discloses the notional amount of its derivative position, which was $1.1 billion in 2000.

In mid-2006, as the housing market began to slip, Home Depot said it would no longer disclose same-store sales, which it issued every quarter alongside its earnings.

The Journal no longer discloses its profits, which are estimated to be at least $20 million a year, making its owner the wealthiest medical society in the country.

This year, the Securities and Exchange Commission ruled that companies could no longer disclose important information to some investors before releasing it to the public.

Ill equipped to cope with the deluge of correspondence that the Internet has brought, many Congressional offices no longer disclose e-mail addresses to the public.

China no longer discloses how many petitioners seek redress, but the government estimated in 2004 that more than 10 million people write or visit the government with petitions each year.