Sentence examples for making disclosure from inspiring English sources

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.

And the S.E.C. is on the verge of making disclosure of trading plans mandatory to prevent unscrupulous insiders from drawing up fake plans as a defense of suspect trades.

Why? Surely there is no constitutional impediment to making disclosure a price of, say, property tax exemption or other benefits.

Moreover, our findings reveal that investigators also appeal to personal morality in making disclosure decisions.

Perhaps paradoxically, the elevation of disclosure as a strategy of HIV prevention by the courts and media coverage shifts perceptions and negotiations of HIV management in ways that may actually undermine effective HIV prevention by making disclosure feel more risky for HIV-positive people when it becomes an act subject to legal scrutiny.

Ms. Murphy said ABC News would use a "common-sense" approach in making disclosures in the future.

We are committed to making disclosures more meaningful and intelligible to average investors.

Labor MP Tim Watts also denied the bill would prevent ABF officers from making disclosures that fell within the Public Interest Disclosures Act.

Market participants are adjusting, making disclosures, raising capital and re-pricing assets.

No evidence Mr Francis was prevented by managers within Special Branch from making disclosures to the Macpherson Inquiry.