Sentence examples for offering disclosure from inspiring English sources

"In a market that purports to be transparent and offering disclosure of conflicts of interest, this is not a level playing field," Mr. Hedges, the collector, said.

According to the offering disclosure, Royalty Flow plans to acquire royalty interests in various media assets, and to disburse dividends to their shareholders based on royalties collected from those assets.

The new documents, which include correspondence from Mr. Trump's tax lawyers and bond offering disclosure statements, might also help explain how Mr. Trump reported a staggering loss of $916 million in his 1995 tax returns, portions of which were first published by The Times last month.

Apply the same basic method to Carlyle, based on the initial public offering disclosures it filed on Tuesday, and it would be worth only about $7.5 billion.

"It's not a performance," she said, offering full disclosure.

The BlogHer panel, moderated by Stone, reiterated all this, while suggesting specific strategies for offering full disclosure and practical reasons for doing so.

"Despite offering full disclosure of his ownership position, we do not approve of the touting of stock for personal gain on the air," the spokesman was quoted as saying.

Questions about whether Mr. Romney, the candidate, will release his tax returns have been raised by Democratic officials, who have noted that every Republican nominee for president has released his tax returns as a way of offering more disclosure about his finances.

One of those, until he recently stepped down, was Hiroshi Nakada, mayor of Yokohama, the city adjoining Tokyo, who cut a dashing figure sitting in the foyer of the mayor's office, offering full disclosure of government accounts to his constituents.

But spurred by concerns about the "deny and defend" model — including its cost, lack of transparency and the perpetuation of errors — programs to circumvent litigation by offering prompt disclosure, apology and compensation for mistakes as an alternative to malpractice suits are becoming more popular.

According to the authors, church leaders supported their research by offering full disclosure.