Sentence examples for more fully disclosed from inspiring English sources

"That's material information that should have been more fully disclosed," Ms. Williams said.

As a former employee, I, not the mayor, should have more fully disclosed the reasons for my resignation.

Jack, the family's black sheep, an alcoholic with a dishonourable past, returns for reasons that he will only intimate (they are more fully disclosed in Gilead).

An Op-Ed article on Tuesday about Iraq's foreign debt should have more fully disclosed the background of its author, Mark Medish.

An Op-Ed article on March 3, about Morocco's proposal for an autonomous Western Sahara, should have more fully disclosed the background of the author, Frederick Vreeland.

Editors' Note: November 6, 2003, Thursday An Op-Ed article on Tuesday about Iraq's foreign debt should have more fully disclosed the background of its author, Mark Medish.

The report called on states to account clearly for the risks they assume and more fully disclose the shortfalls they face, and to develop rules to ensure that the required contributions to the pension funds are paid.

There is, to be sure, a counterpoint to the trend: during the plain-English era, the S.E.C. has also pushed companies to more fully disclose the negative aspects of their business, which often appear in long sections listing the "risk factors" faced by firms.

They can start by more fully disclosing the names of both the front groups that place political ads and the main financial interests that bankroll these commercials.

The Center for Biological Diversity on May 16 filed a federal lawsuit against the U.S. Forest Service demanding the agency more fully disclose its plans to protect bats in the Northern Rockies.

Broadcasters can start by more fully disclosing the financial interests that stand behind the Super PACs dominating political discourse in 2012.