Sentence examples for undisclosed interest from inspiring English sources

These examples have resulted in five embarrassing editors' notes in the last two months — two of them last week — each of them saying readers should have been informed of the undisclosed interest.

Critics argue that the guarantors have an undisclosed interest in the outcome and an unseen advantage over other bidders because a buyer who wants the work might wind up competing against someone who only wants to bid up the price.

Tom Rogers, the chief executive of Primedia, said that under the arrangement Mr. Brill's company, Brill Media Holdings, would relinquish 49percentt of that company in return for an undisclosed interest in the venture.

It vindicates the role of the press in exposing the clandestine advocacy by MPs for undisclosed interests".

This is how politics works these days: astroturf groups (fake grassroots movements) and undisclosed interests are everywhere.

Now confirmed, his role offers a glimpse of what is probably just one of many undisclosed interests to have been involved in the American Future Fund.

Profound questions about culture, questions about whether parliaments serve people or undisclosed interests, floated like a question mark up the Hume and then then Federal Highway in the direction of the capital.

George F. Will flourished his elegant blade: "It is important that Miers not be confirmed unless, in her sixty-first year, she suddenly and unexpectedly is found to have hitherto undisclosed interests and talents pertinent to the Court's role".

We've heard it from some of those identified by last week's reports by this paper into the undisclosed interests of Lords, with Lord Boateng saying, "I am not currently required by the House rules to list my professional clients", insisting that "any work for them is completely separate from my work in the House" and that he is "careful to avoid any actual or perceived conflict of interest".

It is not enough, she wrote, to say that an employee cannot further his own undisclosed financial interest while purporting to act in the interest of others.

Many times the scientists who place their testimony behind a product have an undisclosed financial interest in its success.