Sentence examples for made disclosure from inspiring English sources

Republicans who once made disclosure their mantra (as an alternative to robust limits on contributions) are predictably backing away.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in America made disclosure compulsory for cars built from late 2010.

Using the ACASI to complete a questionnaire may have made disclosure of risk behaviors easier and allowed for honest responses among participants in comparison to other survey methods such as self-administered, paper-based self-administered questionnaire or a FTF interview.

Fear of rejection and of loss of intimacy made disclosure difficult and was perceived as a major obstacle for condom use among recently diagnosed HIV infected individuals.

Our previous study reported that fear of rejection and loss of intimacy made disclosure difficult, and this was perceived as a major obstacle to the use of condoms among recently-diagnosed HIV-infected individuals [ 38].

Increasing survival of patients with CF and thus, greater involvement of adults with CF in age-appropriate activities have made disclosure an increasingly important topic in CF. The ADULT survey offered insight into the activity and disclosure practices of a large, representative sample of the US adult CF population.

Secondly, it does not prevent employers from "blacklisting" and refusing to hire those who are known within the industry to have made disclosures in previous jobs.

It is that very outcry that argues strongly for making disclosure happen.

No, insists Mr. Cuccinelli, who says he supports making disclosure laws cover officials' families.

It is backing a long-running attempt by Carl Levin, a Democratic senator, to make disclosure of beneficial ownership a condition for any company registering in the United States.

Far from being "a phantom" or "shadowy," the group will be required to make disclosure relating to donors and expenditures on May 15.