Sentence examples for standards for disclosure from inspiring English sources

The Commission should lead by helping to create standards for disclosure, using structured data and taxonomies, where applicable.

The campaign also wants international accounting organizations to increase their standards for disclosure, which would cover many state oil companies not publicly traded.

This work concludes that an extensive financial database with simple standards for disclosure would greatly diminish statement problems and make information more comparable, reducing the risk and capital costs of WM projects.

(I think the quality of energy analysis derives from data and methods, not who pays the bills. But I agree with Wright that new standards for disclosure are clearly needed).

Mr. Hubbard said the association proposal "sounds like a very good idea," and Professor Mishkin said: "I strongly support having the A.E.A. clarify standards for disclosure, because increased transparency would benefit the public and the economics profession".

Sunshine Review, a nonprofit organization based in Virginia, gives its Sunny Awards to government Web sites that exceed the group's transparency standards for disclosure of information regarding things like budgets, permits and zoning, audits, lobbying and taxes.

"Regulators [should] develop new minimum standards for disclosures of price, service, redress and regulatory status, and require providers to adhere to them".

Eisenhower's case, in contrast to the illnesses of Presidents Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Roosevelt, set a new standard for disclosure.

This would take the form of a Climate Disclosure Task Force,which would set a voluntary standard for disclosure by companies that produce or emit carbon.

One proposal, he added, was the creation of an industry-led group, a climate disclosure taskforce, to design and deliver a voluntary standard for disclosure by those companies that produce or emit carbon.

Whether it did or not, notwithstanding the Pure Resources standard for disclosure of analysis relied upon by a board, the fact that the payments under the CICs were above the 75th percentile in this analysis is material under the Rosenblatt standard for materiality, and thus is required to be disclosed as material information within the Board's control as dictated by Stroud v. Grace.