Sentence examples for robust disclosure from inspiring English sources

But this doesn't preclude robust disclosure.

"The SEC is committed to robust disclosure by companies of material environmental issues," said John Nester, an SEC spokesman.

"What we've been trying to do," said one Congressional official who has worked on the plan, "is to set up a really robust disclosure mechanism".

This principle encompasses the annual election of directors, majority voting, proxy access and more robust disclosure surrounding board practices and corporate governance.

For starters, I urge my colleagues on the Commission to consider more robust disclosure rules regarding both the direct and indirect costs of an IPO.

John Pudner, a conservative activist who heads Take Back Our Republic, a group that seeks to lessen the influence of big money on politics, said Trump could buttress his credibility by calling for more robust disclosure.

The starting point for this whole argument should be that there is nothing that precludes robust public disclosure of Mueller's findings, and that, in a situation as unusual as this one, we are absolutely right to expect and insist on it.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a vocal opponent of more robust corporate disclosure, was the most frequently identified beneficiary of this money, according to the Center for Public Integrity's research.

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?

States can address this onslaught of corporate spending by enacting robust campaign finance disclosure laws and legislation to enhance the role of volunteer petition gatherers, such as California's S.B. 1094.

But as the attack on contribution limits continues, robust, real-time disclosure can act as a bulwark against the unfettered and wholesale purchase of our elections by the wealthy.