Sentence examples for no disclosure of from inspiring English sources

No disclosure of the impending sale was made on the notice of annual meeting or proxy.

There was no disclosure of financial records, all of which had been requested many times".

Hedge funds could invest huge sums, and borrow even larger ones, with no disclosure of what they were doing.

Property prices are falling and the companies that run China's shadow banking system provide "virtually no disclosure" of their liabilities.

In contrast to the vociferous bashing of foreigners, it appears that many local cases have been settled quietly and with no disclosure of wrongdoing.

"However, for clarification, our records indicate prior disclosure of only the 1978 conviction, and no disclosure of a 1988 conviction prior to submittal of your March 2013 application".

There was no significant association between age and current practice perception regarding disclosure of near miss ME, no-disclosure of ME, or disclosure by at-fault-physician (P = 0.83, P = 0.19, P = 0.76, respectively, for mean age difference).

Thus compared to males, a higher percentage of females preferred disclosure by at-fault-physician (70% vs. 48%), disclosure of near miss ME (44% vs. 26%), and a smaller percentage preferred no-disclosure of ME (2% vs. 8%).

For predicting preference of no-disclosure of ME (vs. other preferences), only age and gender were significant predictors (OR 0.96 (0.92 to 0.99) per year, P = 0.02 and 3.95 (1.86 to 8.39), P < 0.001, respectively).

In a forward stepwise regression analysis, older age, female gender, and being healthy predicted preference of disclosure of near miss ME, while younger age and male gender predicted preference of no-disclosure of ME.

The OR (patient to healthy) was 0.74 (0.56 to 0.99) for preference of disclosure of near miss ME and 0.40 (0.18 to 0.88) for preference of no-disclosure of ME, although the overall distributions of preferences were not statistically different Thus patients were less likely than healthy individuals to prefer the more extreme choices.