Sentence examples for move disclosure from inspiring English sources

This campaign asks employers to simply assess job seekers on their skills and abilities first, and move disclosure further down the application process.

One of the central strands of Fifa's new move towards disclosure and openness was the publication of legal documents relating to the alleged payment of kickbacks to some of its most senior officials by its former marketing partner ISL.

Add to this the pledges to move towards disclosure of beneficial company ownership, commitments to engage developing countries in information-sharing, and to support tax authorities in developing countries, and you have a reasonable package.

I provide a general framework of firms' financial communication process and investor response to information, moving from disclosure through dissemination to investor response and management response.

Hrasky (2011) found that less carbon-intensive sectors move towards symbolic disclosure strategies, while more carbon-intensive sectors shift towards behavioral disclosure strategies.

Still, there has been no move to seek disclosure of revenue from expired nonrefundable tickets.

Some venture capitalists said that the move toward more disclosure would prove difficult to resist.

The move for greater disclosure gained momentum after an Air Force official was found to have been negotiating jobs at the Boeing Company for herself and members of her family while overseeing Boeing contracts for the Pentagon.

The move follows the disclosure of a secret film by Mr. Ahmadinejad on Monday in Parliament, in which Mr. Mortazavi could be seen discussing an apparently fraudulent business deal proposed by Fazel Larijani, 49, the youngest of the five brothers of the politically influential Larijani family, political rivals of the president.

For a department under fire from student advocates over its allegedly lackluster efforts to supervise student loan servicers, the move to reduce disclosure was viewed by some consumer groups and other higher education experts as an attempt to shield companies such as Sallie Mae from additional scrutiny.

There were signs the companies, under pressure, were moving toward voluntarily disclosure and buffer zones anyway.