Sentence examples for open disclosures from inspiring English sources

While empirical research suggests that scientists exhibit a "taste for science," such open disclosures can limit a firm's competitive advantage or ability to profitably commercialize their innovations.

To ensure transparency and reduce industry-related conflicts of interest, APA instituted a strict policy that all task force and work group members had to make open disclosures and restrict their income from industry.

The lack of clinical evidence impacted on the ethical behaviour of all parties, calling for particular care in making open disclosures of the absence of information and experience.

He finally departed in September last year after a sustained campaign to oust him by disappointed shareholders.Some critics of openness fear that more open disclosure will merely give bosses (good and bad) an excuse to seek more cash as they attempt to ratchet up pay towards that of a supposed peer.

Apology laws and open disclosure.

Few at the time could argue against the benefits to patients of open disclosure.

"There was full, open disclosure," Mr. Barnes said, "no fraud, no deceit".

Not only does Iowa encourage the transactions, but in 2010 it enacted unusually open disclosure rules.

"The real solution is complete and open disclosure so everyone knows what's going on," Litster said.

Simon Harris, the health minister, said that a new open disclosure policy would be law by the end of this year.

The environmental impact review laws – the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and its state counterparts – are premised on the idea of full and open disclosure.