Sentence examples similar to truly disclosing from inspiring English sources
This is true, and we have no disposition to depart from this rule; but the title, even, of the original act of 1862, incorporating the appellee, seems to have been the subject of special consideration, for it truly discloses the general purpose of Congress in passing it.
"You almost never see a bishop truly voluntarily disclose knowledge of a predatory priest," he said, "much less rescind an honor, unless someone else has exerted a tremendous amount of pressure".
Senior Democratic aides in the Senate said they continued to believe that Mr. Ashcroft would win confirmation unless something truly damaging was disclosed before the hearings, scheduled for next week.
Sometimes, the desire to disclose truly comes from a place of goodwill, Fleming said.
A non-disclosure agreement cannot be used unless there is truly confidential information being disclosed.
(See: "Disclosing Bipolar Disorder").
It is important to distinguish whether the disclosed delusional symptoms are truly psychotic and not representing special cultural beliefs (Gaines, 1995).
Clearly, journalists with personal beliefs that are truly going to affect their stories or photos should disclose them.
I truly believe that the authors of scientific manuscripts should disclose relevant conflicts of interest, and I support enforcing disclosure by appropriate means.
