Men disclosed more often and experienced less negative consequences upon disclosing than women [ 26].
We're going to disclose that stuff.
Why would they want to disclose that?
[she] had a duty to disclose that..
In order to promote transparency and avoid conflicts of interest, asset managers that rely on recommendations from proxy advisors in their decision-making should disclose that fact and ensure that such information relied upon is accurate and relevant.
Four women discovered their partner's status upon disclosing their own status, and all who disclosed received supportive or neutral reactions from partners regarding their diagnosis.
See In re MONY Group, Inc. S'holders Litig., 852 A.2d 9, 24-25 (Del. Ch. 2004) ("while directors do not have to provide information that is simply 'helpful,' once they take it upon themselves to disclose information, that information must not be misleading").
This objective standard is augmented by the rule that while directors do not have to provide information that is simply "'helpful,'" once they take it upon themselves to disclose information, that information must not be misleading.
The judge said: "Anyone who considers that society was a better place then than now to be a child would do well to reflect upon the evidence that this trial disclosed about that period - when sex education, to the extent that it was taught, was rudimentary and sexual matters in general were little discussed within the home.
Upon his retirement, Judge Vaughn Walker disclosed that he is gay.
Not only were the lands in a well-known coal region and generally reputed to be coal lands, but a tunnel, slope, and other openings upon them, costing about $8,000, had disclosed that they contained coal of such quality and quantity as to render them valuable for coal mining.
