Sentence examples for particular disclosure from inspiring English sources

At that evening's meeting, we expressly did not advise Tom to follow a particular disclosure route.

(Later, when not under duress, he gives up a key name, which critics of the film say sets up a false causality: there is no conclusive evidence that torture led to this particular disclosure).

While Justice Stevens said that "we are firmly convinced" that the First Amendment protected the press for liability for the particular disclosure at issue, this was a narrow ruling that reflected a delicate calibration more than firm conviction.

The Cuomo administration is pushing for that particular disclosure, noting rightly that members of law firms share the work and the profits and should share the disclosure responsibility as well.

If a single lessor provides disclosures to a lessee on behalf of several lessors, all disclosures for the transaction must be given, even if the lessor making the disclosures would not otherwise have been obligated to make a particular disclosure.

In particular, disclosure of the functional classification of nonprofits' expenses can reduce incentives to overinvest in fundraising and restore investments in programs; at the same time, it also comes with the potential downside of undermining key investments in long-term infrastructure.

Nothing in this section shall supersede any statutory provision which expressly prohibits or limits particular disclosures by the Commission, or which authorizes disclosures to any other Federal agency.

Mr. Maffeo also said that the report, and in particular its disclosure, "are no more than an attempt by the investigator to provide a rationale for his continued tenure at the local".

"In addition to endangering particular individuals, disclosures like these tear at the fabric of the proper function of responsible government," she said then.

This paper unpacks the taken-for-grantedness of the primacy of financial statement users in standard-setting and considers their use as a category to justify and denigrate particular accounting disclosures and practices.

In particular, new "high disclosure" exchanges have appeared that seek to increase the protection for minority shareholders, but they encountered problems that in part relate to U.S. policy.