Sentence examples for was disclosure from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of revealing something.
What was disclosure … exactly?
But by blocking the bill on Tuesday, opponents made clear that their real problem was disclosure itself.
The recent news peg was disclosure by a group of Noble critics of total fines collected via a system that starts at $5.
"One was potentially obtaining provisional rights under the new law, and the other was disclosure of what until now had been kept secret".
The S.E.C.'s enforcement director, Robert Khuzami, said at a news conference last month that among the S.E.C.'s targets was disclosure: whether banks selling mortgage-related investments failed to fully account for the riskiness of the home loans bundled in the securities.
On another was Disclosure, whose crowd was swelling by the minute, lured by the act's ability to use a beat-driven sound to hit a range of emotions. .
The good news is disclosure is possible.
Their sole enemy is disclosure.
One answer is to put money where there is disclosure.
Perhaps that would have been disclosure enough several years ago.
Yet journalism's stock-in-trade is disclosure.
