Sentence examples for thus disclosure from inspiring English sources
A bout of malaria that would have required hospitalization (and thus, disclosure) led to her defection.
Thus, disclosure of the father's severe HIV-related illnesses, and his prior choices to forgo therapy, may improve the daughter's ability to act as an appropriate surrogate in this case.
Thus disclosure of near miss ME may be better addressed through the Virtue approach to ethics (promotes situational appreciation since virtue is an activity in accordance with reason), ethical relativism (morality is culture- and circumstance-dependent), and Act-Utilitarianism (looks at the consequences of each individual act and calculate utility each time the act is performed).
This scoring system is replicated for all other categories: thus environmental disclosure 5 items; product and customer 3 items; human resource 3 items and ethical disclosure 4 items.
Others are suspected to have similar deals although they might not be large enough to have a material impact on the firm's results and thus require disclosure.
Thus, the disclosure of location information can be dependent on previous location events or accepted pull requests.
Both private and public crowdfunded projects differ primarily based on the information sources of campaigned projects; thus, information disclosure quality is expected to be different.
Thus, environmental disclosure of firms is not so much dependent on whether a firm engages the service of a "big 4" accounting firm or a local auditing firm despite the fact that environmental disclosures may be reviewed by auditors as part of the financials.
"If every newsworthy case were deemed compelling and, thus justified disclosure, the veil of grand jury secrecy would be lifted and every citizen's right to have fellow citizens, sitting on a grand jury, check the power of the police and the prosecutor without pressure from outside influence real or perceived would be imperiled," Garnett said in the opinion.
Alternatively there could have been some potential bias in the parents/patients perceptions of the different interviewers, thus affecting disclosure.
Thus, the disclosure of HIV seropositive status to a patient or related persons raises complex ethical issues in practice.
