Sentence examples for usual disclosure from inspiring English sources

Cameron did not register the holding with the parliamentary standards commissioner because it was below the threshold for usual disclosure.

For example, VCs and angel investors participate actively in their portfolio companies, in part to monitor management, but this is not physically possible for a large "crowd". Similarly, public shareholders depend on mandatory disclosure, but the signature move of the CROWDFUND Act is to exempt crowdfunded securities from the usual disclosure requirements.

(The usual disclosure applies here: Silverton, who runs the complex under the distant supervision of Joe Bastianich and Mario Batali, is a family friend).

The JOBS Act would make it easier for companies to go public, allowing them to sidestep audits for up to five years, and would permit companies to raise as much as $2 million from online investors without going through the usual disclosure process.

It could be a simple matter for Congress to clarify that, he said, and then advisory firms like McKinsey would have to make the usual disclosures.

Aside from the risk of the public finding out its surveillance methods, the court would only be limited by its willingness to violate the privacy of Facebook's users, and inflict pain on shareholders, who would not have received the usual disclosures about the company's books.

It was just taken public in a blind pool offering that allows companies, in effect, to sell stock without making the usual disclosures about their business operations.

Perhaps the worst parts of the bill are those provisions that would allow "crowd-financing" exempt from the usual Securities and Exchange Commission disclosure requirements.

Forget the usual investor disclosures or other protections.

That's the legislation that sailed through Congress making it easier for investment bankers and start-ups to sell shares of stock to a gullible public without making the usual SEC disclosures, much less following the anti-fraud requirements of the 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

As is usual practice, the Countrywide disclosure schedules are not made public.