Sentence examples for striking disclosure from inspiring English sources
Mr. Brennan then made a striking disclosure: The Obama administration had held internal talks on the feasibility of such a court.
Liechtenstein has also struck a disclosure agreement with Britain, encouraging British clients of Liechtenstein banks to volunteer information to British tax authorities in return for reduced penalties.
Plaintiffs' argument for striking down BCRA's disclosure provisions does not reinforce the precious First Amendment values that Plaintiffs argue are trampled by BCRA, but ignores the competing First Amendment interests of individual citizens seeking to make informed choices in the political marketplace.
Nevertheless, her disclosure struck me like a sucker punch in the gut.
But American Tradition Partnership is suing to strike down Montana's disclosure law.
In that case, he said the court should have struck down all donor disclosure requirements in campaign laws.
The Supreme Court, while upholding provisions on individual contributions and disclosure requirements, struck down limits on campaign expenditures, individual expenditures on people and groups, and determined that spending money to influence the outcome of elections is an act of constitutionally-protected free speech.
But tampering with users' inboxes without disclosure has struck many users as a violation of Facebook's power.
Though the court struck down the public disclosure requirement, it upheld the basic premise of the conflict minerals regulation, which says that the Securities and Exchange Commission can order companies to monitor their global supply chains to determine whether their components are conflict-free.
What is striking in these accounts in the book is the difficulty that these women experienced with disclosure upon learning of their status.
