Sentence examples for makes disclosure from inspiring English sources

Swiss law makes disclosure of client data or names a crime unless the Swiss authorities think that the client has committed a serious crime, like money laundering or tax fraud.

The case was brought by the American Civil Liberties Union under the Freedom of Information Act, which makes disclosure of information in the hands of the executive branch mandatory unless an exemption applies.

Yet the proposed bill simply makes disclosure and best practice recommendations while passing the literal accountability down to the Securities and Exchange Commission and a to-be-created public regulatory agency comprised of accounting professionals and public members.

To their credit, ReviewMe requires bloggers to disclose that they are being paid for the post, and advertisers cannot require a positive post (PayPerPost makes disclosure optional and advertisers can require positive posts).

40 Research in Zambia, conducted pre-ART and post-ART roll-out, suggests that while ART makes disclosure easier, it also changes the context in which an individual discloses.

(089, Asian, gay, male, 20s) The pressure to disclose, then, produces a disparate array of effects in everyday interaction: heightened fear of rejection that makes disclosure even harder to accomplish, indirect or partial disclosure, readings of tacit signs and assumptions about partners' sero-statuses, and avoidance of the need to disclose by pursuing other HIV-positive partners.

"When an organization is troubled, it actually makes disclosures of this kind more important," Mr. Seligman said.

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

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

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

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