Sentence examples for make a full disclosure from inspiring English sources

But he insisted that Blodget make "a full disclosure" to readers of Slate about his troubled past.

She told me to make a full disclosure, take two Xanax and then get on with it.

Given the questions about Governor Palin's qualifications, Mr. McCain should make a full disclosure of his medical records immediately.

"Whatever happened to 'Do no harm'?" Pound called for the Austrians to make a full disclosure and said, "To deny it is nonsense".

He had been urged by close colleagues to make a full disclosure before Christmas, reflecting tensions within the team over the conduct of the campaign.

If the presence of a hidden bank account is established, Le Pen could face action for failing to make a full disclosure of his estate to financial watchdogs and possibly for tax fraud.

"People feel that the governor ought to make a fuller disclosure," Mr. Bruno said.

Romney also declined to make a fuller disclosure of tax returns than he has already committed himself to releasing.

What happened inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul remains murky, even six months later, because the Saudis haven't yet made a full disclosure of the events.

Hans Blix, the chief of the chemical and biological weapons inspection teams, said that "an opportunity was missed" by Baghdad to come clean about new arms programs and that making a full disclosure would have been better for Iraq.

A spokesman for the BBC disputed the council's assertion they were unaware of the nature of the Top Gear stunt, claiming that it had made a "full disclosure" ahead of filming.