Sentence examples for more robust disclosure from inspiring English sources

This principle encompasses the annual election of directors, majority voting, proxy access and more robust disclosure surrounding board practices and corporate governance.

For starters, I urge my colleagues on the Commission to consider more robust disclosure rules regarding both the direct and indirect costs of an IPO.

John Pudner, a conservative activist who heads Take Back Our Republic, a group that seeks to lessen the influence of big money on politics, said Trump could buttress his credibility by calling for more robust disclosure.

The revelations that Russian-financed ads ran on Facebook during the 2016 campaign prompted the usually divided FEC last week to reopen a long-delayed assessment of whether it should require more robust disclosure in online ads.

And Britain is not the first nation to take this step – others have begun to build more robust disclosure requirements, including Australia, which mandated gender gap reporting for most companies, and Germany, with its recent law requiring businesses with 500+ employees to reveal pay gaps.

In a statement published with the guidance, SEC chairman Jay Clayton, a political independent, said "I believe that providing the Commission's views on these matters will promote clearer and more robust disclosure by companies about cybersecurity risks and incidents, resulting in more complete information being available to investors".

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a vocal opponent of more robust corporate disclosure, was the most frequently identified beneficiary of this money, according to the Center for Public Integrity's research.

The government is also investigating introducing a more robust and transparent price disclosure model of ongoing, sustainable reductions to the cost of medical devices.

More and more leading public companies understand that robust disclosure of political spending is an indicator of good corporate governance and allows shareholders, directors and managers to assess the risks and benefits of a company's political portfolio.

Reporting is essential to maintaining transparency for all shareholders, and mechanisms such as making on-going disclosure requirements more robust could be appropriate.

Though the talks weren't always smooth, and management never took the substantive operational steps we requested, the company ultimately improved some of the practices we complained about: Today, Tejon Ranch's disclosures are more robust and its managers are more investor-friendly, with increased time at road shows and improved dialogue.