Sentence examples for site disclosure from inspiring English sources

In a 2008 release on Web site disclosure, the S.E.C. asserted that a Web site or a blog could be public for Regulation FD purposes but only if it was a "recognized channel of distribution of information.

In the case of an offer to sell tickets described in paragraph (1) on an Internet Web site, disclosure of the information required by paragraph (1) shall be provided on the first display of the Web site following a search of a requested itinerary in a format that is easily visible to a viewer.

But it has missed an easy opportunity to improve Web site disclosure of expenses by applying a rule that's already on the books.

In conjunction with the news, the company is announcing that it's landed a new COO: Rudi Thun, who was previously the GM of AOL Autos, the fourth biggest online car site (Disclosure: TechCrunch is owned by AOL).

WordPress — both through its open source software and the WordPress.com platform — now powers 70 million sites (Disclosure: TechCrunch is one of them, by the way).

On another ground, through its search engine Doc'CISMeF, CISMeF provides external links to Archer backend servlets, and internal links to rated sites disclosure (see Figure 1).

Brad Stone (Feb 7 , 2009 Prop 8 Donor Web Site Shows Disclosure Law Is 2-Edged Sword, The New York Times.

He has been criticized for allowing his wife to serve as gatekeeper to the mayor's office, and he was recently embarrassed by a local Web site's disclosure of $239,000 in tax liens from the I.R.S. Crime is not as bad as it was but remains the worst in California.

Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary, said the Web site's disclosure last week of a six-year archive of some 77,000 documents gave the Taliban and other militant groups insights into American military tactics and techniques, showed how the United States protects its troops in war zones and revealed the names of Afghan informants and how the military cultivates them.

To be sure, none of the site's disclosures are meant to replace regulatory documents that also are legally required to be given to borrowers.

Mr. Catanzaro's client list is a who's who of major corporate players — such as the Hess Corporation and Devon Energy — that have tried to challenge the Obama administration's environmental and energy policies on issues such as how much methane gas can be released at oil and gas drilling sites, lobbying disclosure reports show.