Sentence examples for simply disclosed from inspiring English sources

He argued that he had simply disclosed the Chinese hackers' thievery to "appropriate federal officials," and had assisted authorities "in the investigation of suspected criminal activities".

"Like any profession that requires trust by the public, conflicts need to be minimized or eliminated, not simply disclosed," Mr. LaFalce said.

Richard Ings, who led antidoping efforts for the ATP from 2000 to 2005 and later headed the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority, said a change to make disclosure of voluntary suspensions mandatory for all sports was the best course of action, even if it was initially simply disclosed as an unspecified rules violation.

"We wouldn't be raising the journal issue if [Soon] had simply disclosed Southern's support," he says.

Then there's what is called "Full Disclosure," where discovered vulnerabilities are simply disclosed to the public, sometimes before the vendor has had the opportunity to respond.

Facebook, for example, could avoid its European problem if it simply disclosed what data it collects, what it does with that data, with whom they share it, and what those others do with it.

Others simply disclose where their subsidiaries are.

Couldn't Fidelity National have avoided that years ago by simply disclosing the Norton mess, even if it was within its rights to withhold them?

One would be to assert that the repayment obligation was remote and simply disclose the specifics without putting the amount on its balance sheet as a debt.

Mr. Pataki may simply disclose the winnowing of choices for an East River crossing to bring trains into Lower Manhattan from Long Island, through Jamaica in Queens and Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn.

Mr. Genirs of Barclays Capital, who acknowledged that his firm has been the "poster child" for the issue, said that the controversial practice might not be tenable for many deals anymore, and that simply disclosing the conflict may not be enough.