Sentence examples for much disclosure a from inspiring English sources

Week In Review, Page 8 THE PUBLIC EDITOR An Op-Ed article from last month about Bernard L. Madoff raised the old question of how much disclosure a newspaper owes its readers.

The reality is no matter how much disclosure a financial firm puts into numbers, tables and footnotes, the actual risks they take on a day-to-day basis remains firmly unknowable to the public, concealed as they are in that black box called their balance sheet.

We hope the senator realizes that there cannot be too much disclosure by a candidate seeking the trust of the public for the nation's highest office.

Company management said they were afraid too much disclosure would put their companies at a disadvantage when competing with other American companies and their foreign counterparts.

The public has a right to as much disclosure as possible on all of this.

There is such a thing as too much disclosure.

Its ad auction system, for example, is essentially a private marketplace run by Google, without much disclosure to advertisers or to Web publishers.

But Craig Silverman, writing a commentary on the Columbia Journalism Review site, asks: "How much disclosure is necessary?... How much is enough, especially if you have to deal with space constraints in a print edition?

Fund managers may grumble about too much disclosure, but most are happy with the rules.

And there is not much disclosure about who gives what to whom.

Too much disclosure is not protected, and there is little guidance about where the boundaries lie.