Sentence examples for problems of disclosure from inspiring English sources

He also drew attention to the problems of disclosure, which he thought were getting worse rather than improving.

Women had overwhelmingly negative concerns; an HPV diagnosis was daunting, had associated problems of disclosure of a sexually transmitted infection (STI), impacted on relationships and provoked fear of stigmatisation.

Notably, the first was much more prominent in 'real' situations where participants expressed overwhelmingly negative concerns, suggesting that facing an HPV diagnosis in real life, with the associated problems of disclosure and fear of stigmatisation, was more daunting than women imagined in hypothetical scenarios.

A huge black mark for Lewis is that he never discussed with his board the problem of disclosure to shareholders.

Dr Ed Etchells discussed the problem of disclosure of medical error.

To the problems of accounting, disclosure, and conflicts of interest at Enron, the SEC now appears to be adding a fresh charge: getting rich by flouting the laws of risk and return.Why the new focus?

Furthermore, the fact that the denominator is likely to exclude pregnancies that end early due to miscarriages or abortions is also likely to minimise the problems of non-disclosure in the numerator since early termination of pregnancies and non-disclosure are both more likely to occur in the first trimester of pregnancy.

But it doesn't address the larger problem of legislative disclosure, and the fact that many lawmakers have significant business and professional interests that may raise conflicts".

Traditional solutions to the problem of reducing disclosure risk include releasing de-identified data and modifying data before release.

It's drafted too broadly, it won't solve the problem it is supposed to solve, and the so-called "bad actors" in the peer-to-peer industry have done exactly what members of the Committee chastised them for not doing - they fixed the problem of inadvertent disclosure of files from the hard drive.

We note in these stories many of the now commonplace ideas about the health care system - issues of disclosure, problems of compliance and adherence to treatment, discourses of domination and patient passivity, victimhood and vulnerability.