Sentence examples for push for disclosure from inspiring English sources

As the push for disclosure gained ground in the last 30 years, disclosures became "so long and confusing that they didn't really help consumers, but they certainly posed burdens on lenders," Mr. Cordray said.

When journalists don't relentlessly push for disclosure, they're condemned as poodles of the powerful, but the process of pushing, in its daily reality, resembles any other functioning marketplace — not so exalted as after-dinner speeches make it sound.

When journalists don't relentlessly push for disclosure, they're condemned as poodles of the powerful, but the process of pushing, in its daily reality, resembles any other functioning marketplace not so exalted as after-dinner speeches make it sound.

For all the hullabaloo, the push for disclosure probably won't trigger U.K.-like regulations in the U.S. anytime soon.

This week, Grijalva backed off a bit, saying the request for correspondence was an "overreach," but defending the push for disclosure.

Democrats in Congress are pushing for disclosure, but, so far, there isn't a Republican co-sponsor in sight.

Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, has been pushing for disclosure of flights that are habitually late and that are overbooked.

But Grace was fighting such battles monthly, former company officials said, and state and federal officials began pushing for disclosure of any amount of a harmful substance.

In 1995 Sen. Carl Levin, leading the lobbying disclosure push, called for disclosure of efforts to stimulate the public to lobby the government and in 2007 Sens. Russ Feingold and Barack Obama did the same.

Whatever view one takes on this tradeoff, the push for tightening disclosure rules is at least partly driven by the benefits that earlier disclosure would provide for corporate insiders.

Chief among these initiatives has been a push for greater disclosure and transparency — and less fear.