Sentence examples for suggesting disclosure from inspiring English sources

No one is suggesting disclosure requirements for donors who spontaneously chip in $10, $20 and even $50 in response to a candidate mailing or speech to a political club meeting or to a civic group.

Our report suggests: Disclosure by default: Civil servants should have more freedom to share information.

For a Congressional candidate, he said, the examples of entertainment and sports figures suggested disclosure was safe, phrased in terms of "Here's a challenge that I faced".

Students' focus groups in our study suggested disclosure, administrative penalties or dismissal for teachers involved in teaching malpractice.

Disclosure suggests revealing information that was previously secret.

In general, press releases from publicly traded (and small) companies were more likely to communicate content of complete response letters, suggesting that disclosure requirements from the US Securities and Exchange Commission might be an important driver of disclosure.

The results from the current study expand on this research, however, by suggesting that disclosure recipients play a role in how rape survivors interpret their experiences.

(Participant 5) Participant 5 reported "he let it go and was okay" when he learnt she was aware of his status, suggesting mutual disclosure could potentially reduce conflict.

These results are consistent with prior literature, suggesting that disclosure is more likely for those with severe disease because the condition is more difficult to conceal (e.g. more coughing or fatigue)[ 4].

Our analysis also suggested that disclosure and non-disclosure had an impact on the quality of the parent child relationship.

But her driver, Avi Osky, has just made a deal with prosecutors, suggesting more disclosures to come.