Sentence examples for truthfully disclose from inspiring English sources
"Michael Swango failed to truthfully disclose the reason for a prior criminal conviction on his application," Ms. Dowling said, explaining that Mr. Swango had told administrators that his jail time had to do with a barroom brawl.
"The right solution depends on the right information, but it's mathematically impossible to come up with an equation to make me truthfully disclose my incentives," said Peter Cramton, an economics professor at the University of Maryland who teaches game theory.
When a defendant is interviewed by U.S. Probation, they should truthfully disclose all prior drug or alcohol abuse.
The board that writes accounting rules for states and cities plans to issue a proposed solution Friday to one of the hottest disputes in public finance, whether governments are truthfully disclosing the size and condition of their pension funds, and how to fix any deficiencies.
According to former research the duration of partnership might have an impact on truthfully disclosing risk behaviour and serostatus [ 15].
The general harms of physicians not truthfully disclosing a terminal diagnosis are vividly portrayed in literary masterpieces such as Tolstoy's The death of Ivan Ilyich and carefully argued in contemporary bioethical classics (e.g., Katz, 2002).
But what happens if the corporation does not disclose truthfully?
In addition, healthcare providers have a duty to disclose truthfully the diagnosis and prognosis to HIV patients, and should receive training in disclosure ethics and skills (Walker, Nie, Qiao, Tucker, & Li, 2015).
Mr. Kerry defended his decision not to answer truthfully at the time, saying he had not disclosed the diagnosis to his entire family and was still discussing his treatment with his doctor.
There, in truthfully revealing his financial situation at the pretrial indigency hearing, the defendant disclosed that he had received $250 from a coconspirator.
