Sentence examples for proactively disclosed from inspiring English sources
Diamond stressed that Barclays had "voluntarily and proactively disclosed to HRMC" the scheme it had used when buying back its debt in "a tax efficient matter".
Ohr said he met in late December 2017 with two senior Justice Department officials, Scott Schools and James Crowell, who told him they were unhappy he had not proactively disclosed his meetings with Steele.
Sarah Alspach, a GlaxoSmithKline spokeswoman, said via e-mail that "Dr. Nemeroff is a recognized world leader in the field of psychiatry," and that the company requires its paid speakers to "proactively disclose their financial relationship with GSK, and we believe that healthcare professionals are responsible for making those disclosures".
Right-to-Know: police can proactively disclose information in prescribed circumstances.
The law does not require jurisdictions to proactively disclose immigration information or to hold immigrants on ICE's behalf. .
However, because almost no university in the country proactively discloses all their adjudication outcomes separated by offense, there is no analysis to verify or debunk this concern.
"Apple is a quality company, and we are proactively and transparently disclosing what we have discovered to the S.E.C.," Mr. Jobs said in a statement.
Profits were not disclosed.
Prices were not disclosed.
Charges were not disclosed.
