Sentence examples for more extensive disclosure from inspiring English sources
As prime minister, Cameron was subject to a more extensive disclosure regime, which would have meant disclosing his ownership of the shares.
If you require more extensive disclosure of diversity practices, what you'll get is a lot of very long reports essentially saying the same thing".
Representatives of the world's biggest pharmaceutical companies pledged on Wednesday to release detailed data about their drugs to outside researchers, a move that was applauded by some but also seen as an effort to head off more extensive disclosure requirements that are under review in Europe.
The attitude of the SEC and the industry is that more extensive disclosure "would only confuse people," says Russel Kinnel, director of fund analysis at fund tracker Morningstar.
We argue this is due to the more extensive disclosure levels of firms that are worse performers and the finding of a significant positive relation between environmental disclosure and both the environmental reputation measures and DJSI membership.
In fact, more extensive disclosure of research findings can sometimes bolster a researcher's commercial interests.
Congress also required more extensive disclosures in the Card Act that President Obama signed last year.
Such sales do not require the more extensive disclosures required when selling stocks or bonds to the public.
Mr. Silver said, "The agreement we have reached today requires more extensive financial disclosure and establishes serious penalties for those who violate the law".
Their ages, along with Mrs. Clinton's concussion in 2012, have prompted calls for much more extensive medical disclosures from both.
After endogenizing these corporate functions in simultaneous equations models, we obtain results that suggest "good" environmental performance is significantly associated with "good" economic performance, and also with more extensive quantifiable environmental disclosures of specific pollution measures and occurrences.
