Sentence examples for traditionally disclosed from inspiring English sources

The consultation period runs until mid-February – perilously close to a point when the UK banks might argue they cannot wait for new rules before they publish annual reports where pay is traditionally disclosed.

Before a policy change in 2011, Cal State traditionally disclosed the names of three or so finalists for campus presidencies and held public visits, according to spokesman Mike Uhlenkamp.

Traditionally, researchers disclose newly discovered vulnerabilities to vendors and software makers first, giving them time to publish a patch.

But Amazon has traditionally been cagey about disclosing too many details regarding the popular service.

K&L Gates, one of the country's largest law firms, disclosed its financial results on Thursday, sending tremors through an industry that has traditionally kept such information private.

Defense Department officials disclosed last week that the Pentagon was drawing up plans to take a larger role in spying operations that have traditionally been the C.I.A.'s province, a move that may suggest additional turf battles for the director to resolve.

The Hmong, traditionally slash-and-burn farmers, were recruited by the Central Intelligence Agency to fight in America's "secret war" in Laos, the existence of which was disclosed only in 1969.

"We disclosed," he said.

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