Sentence examples for the burden of disclosure from inspiring English sources

In trying to force earlier disclosure, the S.E.C. is proposing to place the burden of disclosure on companies rather than individuals.

The burden of disclosure on the prosecution can, admittedly, be onerous and this is not matched by similar obligations on the defence.

One hopes that with increased awareness on the part of both supervisors and colleagues, the burden of disclosure will become easier.

This places the burden of disclosure on them and increases the risk of violence or abandonment.

Interview respondents struggling with romantic relationships described feelings of loss around cessation of sexual practices relinquished to prevent transmission; opportunities to engage in sexual activity without the burden of disclosure; fear of rejection and the potential for transmission despite use of safer sex strategies.

But in its guidance, the agency laid out a number of reasons why officials are considering killing it, including the court challenges and the "burden" of more disclosure forms.

It was a bizarre fight to pick, and betrayed a cruel insensitivity to the experience of sexual minorities, who are born with the peculiar burden of disclosure, one that makes us "liars" until we correct the world's unfair assumptions about who we are.

The two Republican commissioners said they supported greater transparency, but one, Mr. McDowell, said that he would hesitate at placing the burden of election financing disclosure on broadcasters when it is also overseen by the Federal Election Commission and others.

We would like to add to that suggestion that research is also needed to study the potential psychological burden of disclosure of information and the best ways to support parents and patients-in-waiting.

All the efforts in the three aspects will contribute to a higher level of insights which in time will ameliorate the burden of secrecy, facilitate the process of disclosure, and enhance the well-being and adjustment of those challenged with disclosure needs.

And thus, they argue, they should not be subject to any additional regulatory burden of disclosure, transparency, or anything else.