Sentence examples for rigorous disclosure from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C.'s most robust move occurred in 2006, when the agency mandated rigorous disclosure of compensation, including perks like free country club memberships.

She means that a shareholder might be uncomfortable about the company's leaving the United States, given our rigorous disclosure laws and robust capital markets.

In a telephone interview, Dr. Schatzberg said he had fully complied with Stanford's rigorous disclosure policies and federal guidelines that pertained to his research.

Professor Jorgenson said that academic economists had fallen behind scholars in other fields in their attentiveness to transparency, and should follow the example of the biomedical sciences, where money from the private sector is subject to rigorous disclosure rules.

According to the body of privacy laws that exist today across the Internet, sensitive data that could harm or embarrass a consumer get more rigorous disclosure requirements.

And how can we trust Facebook to create robust and rigorous disclosure systems around political advertising when the company has been shown failing to uphold its existing ad standards?

"We have made a submission to the commission which demonstrates that Mr. Syron, as C.E.O., oversaw a very rigorous and fulsome disclosure process and that the company's disclosures were in fact wholly accurate and complete," Mr. Hopson, a partner at Sidley Austin, said in a statement.

The HMRC told the Guardian Beckers had been taken on under a public appointments process that involved rigorous vetting and disclosure of any conflicts of interest.

But the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is also intent on creating the nation's most rigorous system of calorie disclosure in restaurants.

For two generations, a rigorous system of private disclosure and public oversight has given American investors confidence that they will not be fleeced when they buy stocks.

While the New York Stock Exchange has proposed rigorous new standards and disclosure requirements in the wake of the Enron and other corporate scandals, Ms. Stymiest says that voluntary guidelines and the discipline of the market are more effective in preventing such abuses.