Sentence examples for reaching disclosure from inspiring English sources

The most far reaching disclosure in May's report is that he has been asked by the prime minister to oversee what are called directions under section 94 of the Telecommunications Act 1984.

Six major themes emerged: feeling a sense of belonging; concern about financial support; facing HIV-related stigma and fear of disclosure; reaching out and acting as a bridge of hope; feeling burnout; and need for quality education.

Among couples with initially disparate disclosure attitudes, almost all had reached a joint disclosure decision after discussions and negotiations within the couple.

The analysis of focus group interview data revealed five major themes: 1) feeling a sense of belonging; 2) concern about financial support; 3) facing HIV-related stigma and fear of disclosure; 4) reaching out and acting as a bridge of hope; 5) feeling burnout; and 6) need for quality education.

In addition to the marijuana bill, Mr. Cuomo and lawmakers had not been able to reach agreements on disclosure rules for teacher evaluations and on a requirement that college and high school coaches report possible acts of sexual abuse to law enforcement.

"If the disclosure reaches the point where you include everything of interest to someone, you are going to have so much information that it starts to obscure the key information," said Chris Wloszczyna, a spokesman for the Investment Company Institute, a mutual fund trade association.

Time may be the only way to reach a reasonable disclosure – however, unilateral decision-making on the part of the physician would represent both a gross violation of patient rights and a discriminatory act.

The Assembly ultimately censured Mr. Lopez for harassment, after reaching confidential settlements to prevent disclosure of the first two allegations against him.

By then, the identity of the donors was beyond the reach of disclosure laws.

Working could result in more communication opportunities and subsequent disclosure, but also in reaching independence, which could include telling others about their status, be it voluntarily or not.

Notwithstanding this, our data suggest that reaching a stage of acceptance and disclosure of their status (sometimes publicly), facilitated the process of help-seeking and treatment adherence.