Sentence examples for process of disclosure from inspiring English sources

They now face the lengthy, sensitive process of disclosure.

The process of disclosure, it argues, will be piecemeal, sometimes "saving the 'worst' till last".

The process of disclosure would lead potentially to the publication of tens of thousands of documents, the intelligence agencies suggested.

The Met also said: "Through the legal process of disclosure, the MPS provided the earlier drafts of the fairness at work documentation to the tribunal.

The crowdfunding provision, Title III of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act, creates an exception to the general rule that before a company can sell its stock to the public, it must register with the S.E.C., a process of disclosure requiring elaborate and expensive assistance from lawyers, accountants and investment bankers that most small companies cannot afford.

Mickelson was referring to the dispute between McIlroy and his former management company that has inadvertently dragged European team-mate Graeme McDowell into court via the process of disclosure, which threatens to bring into the public domain his confidential contract details. "Ouch," said the European Tour moderator.

However, factors that have been identified as barriers, especially stigma [ 15, 25– 28], may still be of concern in the processes of disclosure and encouragement.

This study explored the enablers, barriers and processes of disclosure of HIV status to adolescents by their caregivers in Kafue district of Zambia.

A growing number of empirical studies have focused on the process of HIV disclosure, including decision-making, disclosure patterns, and post-disclosure adjustment.

These findings were also observed in studies conducted in Zimbabwe, South Africa and Tanzania, where it was noted that there was need to consider the social context of HIV status disclosure, since the social context shapes the process of status disclosure especially with respect to the potential exposure to stigma [ 37- 39].

This brings to an end four years of litigation which included an extremely wide-ranging process of financial disclosure, managed by the court.