Sentence examples for wanted disclosure from inspiring English sources

The CPS also wanted disclosure of material they believed had been provided by Constance Briscoe, a barrister and part-time judge who was jailed in May for trying to pervert the course of justice as part of the investigation into Huhne.

–Bank of America corporate treasurer Jeffrey Brown wanted disclosure and is quoted in the suit as testifying he told Price "I don't want to be talking through a glass wall over a telephone".

Asahi Newspaper found that regarding one's own cancer diagnosis and prognosis, in 1989, 59% of respondents wanted disclosure, which increased to 76%) in 2000 [ 31].

You want disclosure?

But his suggestion that President Obama and Democrats want disclosure in order to compile a list of "enemies" is repugnant.

The fact is, neither he nor supporters of Republican candidates and conservative causes want disclosure of spending on commercials by groups like Americans for Prosperity, which is backed by the billionaire Koch brothers.

5. Investors don't want disclosure.

For the IDU participants, requiring disclosure about drug use may result in feelings of vulnerability or frustration if they want to participate but do not want disclosure.

Respondents' preferences regarding diagnosis and prognosis disclosure are shown in Table 2. Regarding diagnosis, 85.4 % of respondents wanted full-disclosure, 11.3 % wanted partial disclosure and 2.9 % wanted non-disclosure.

Mr. Cox said he wanted daily disclosure of short positions, which he said would be made public, though he did not say how quickly.

"There's a war going on between banking agencies and the S.E.C.," Mr. Stearns said, noting that bank regulators wanted less disclosure and the S.E.C., which watches out for investors in the public markets, wanted more.