Sentence examples for well disclosed to from inspiring English sources
Despite Immelt's representation of a "flawless" exit of GE's precrisis days as a financial supermarket, the company continued to own a multibillion-dollar timebomb of long-term care insurance liabilities, which were not well disclosed to investors.
It made all sorts of crazy adjustable rate mortgages that required no documentation of income; its array of products was also well known and disclosed to investors.
In low income countries, good social support and self-efficacy were positively associated with adherence as well as having disclosed to at least one family member about one's positive HIV status [ 13, 14].
"As we have disclosed to the authorities, well over 99.9% of the transactions relating to Iran complied with the U-turn regulations.
So, if Italy is no country for young men, it is due to this older generation whose resistance is so well disclosed by Sorrentino's characters.
A challenge to the wiretapping program could proceed, he said, provided the surveillance was "sufficiently well disclosed".
The concern of the investors is that even though the existing MD&A requirements arguably include such information as among the "trends, events and uncertainties," in practice they are not well disclosed and discussed by many reporting companies, especially if they are emerging concerns (e.g., public-health risks of nanomaterials).
The use of a third party (i.e. another person(s) to do the disclosure) might imply that caregivers may not be well equipped to disclose to HIV- infected children.
WND has a history of collaborating with Taitz, as well as refusing to disclose to its readers the extent of the collaboration -- a significant breach of journalistic ethics -- so it would not be a surprise if the two collaborated on promoting this certificate as well.
Aids may well disclose something about connections between immune system failures and cancer.
Here I might as well disclose, if it isn't obvious already, that I consider myself one of them.
