Sentence examples for regular disclosure from inspiring English sources

The lack of regular disclosure makes assessing Trump's stock holdings as he enters office difficult.

Thus, firms trading in the Pink Sheets or the Grey Market may also be SEC filers and provide regular disclosure.

The Metropolitan Opera, irked by regular disclosure of its programming, far into the future, on a Web site's page, asked its operator to cease and desist.

Labor has indicated it would support banning foreign donations, lowering the threshold at which donations are declared, creating more timely and regular disclosure of donations, and boosting public funding for parties.

The incoming administration should begin by releasing the Justice Department and Office of Legal Counsel memos that justified the surveillance, detention and interrogation practices at issue, and require appropriate and regular disclosure of future opinions.

(While federal law requires lobbyists to file regular disclosure forms identifying clients and payments with respect to activities aimed at affecting legislation or regulation, attorneys engaged in an adjudication don't have to make such disclosures).

After Canadian officials and taxpayer advocates protested, G.M. retreated a day later, promising to make regular disclosures.

For that matter, Mr. Foley wonders, why not require regular disclosures on votes related to the election of directors who serve on the company's compensation committee?

But because many manufacturing companies are foreign-owned, or are so profitable that they do not want to go public and be forced to make regular disclosures of their accounts, they make up only 3.3percentt of stock-market capitalization.

Although the group is not required to, it intends to follow Electoral Commission rules and make regular disclosures, reporting the identity of donors who supply more than £7,500 in one year.

Regular disclosures about the lifestyle of the Netanyahus have become a long-running soap opera in Israel, as details have emerged on an almost monthly basis from court cases brought by former staff, a police investigation and reports by the government's official auditor.