Sentence examples for using the disclosure from inspiring English sources
For each author, information on conflicts of interest was identified using the disclosure list of the Danish Health and Medicines Authority [ 13].
Using the disclosure list of the Danish Health and Medicines Authority, we identified author conflicts of interest and compared them with the disclosures in the guidelines.
The Tories attempted to use the disclosure to draw a line under the affair and turn the spotlight on Labour peers and donors.
While lawmakers on the Judiciary and Intelligence Committees had seen the white paper, several used the disclosure to renew their call for the administration to lift its veil of secrecy.
"When we started this effort, there was no appetite in the international community for further pressure in the form of sanctions," Mrs. Clinton said, laying out how the United States used the disclosure of a secret Iranian enrichment facility outside the city of Qum as a way to win over a skeptical China and Russia.
Uber used the disclosure to push back against regulatory oversight, claiming in a Medium post that regulators like the California Public Utilities Commission often require far more data than is necessary and can sometimes compromise riders' privacy.
Parents used the disclosure conversation to educate their children about the difference between HIV and AIDS, how HIV is transmitted, and the chances of living a long time with medication.
If plan sponsors are to help their employees use the disclosures to make better investment choices, they have a lot of boning up to do.
Civil society has on several occasions used the disclosures to independently hold investors accountable to their disclosed standards.
Although the disclosure rules serve as a protective mechanism, the U.S government could also be taking an indirect shot at U.S.-embargoed countries, using the full disclosure rules as ammunition.
Using the Public Interest Disclosure Act, the solicitor had written to the National Audit Office NAOO) and two parliamentary committees in confidence in 2011 saying that the head of tax, Dave Hartnett, had "let off" Goldman Sachs from paying at least £10m in interest.
