Sentence examples for were immediately disclosed from inspiring English sources

No details of his reasons for offering to resign were immediately disclosed.

No sentencing recommendations by prosecutors or the defence under the terms of the plea deal were immediately disclosed.

No details of the settlement were immediately disclosed, but the FTC, which had brought the charges last June, said the proposed agreement still had to be voted on by its full four-member commission within the next few days.

Hasselman said these kinds of spills should be immediately disclosed.

Any significant, value-relevant development must be immediately disclosed rather than waiting for the annual report.

Security breaches, broadly defined, must be immediately disclosed, even if the entity is unaware the breach has occurred.

It is fair to point out that the rules of disclosure have changed – under current rules this information would have to have been immediately disclosed – but I cannot see why there were no communications about Mr Lacey's confession in 1983, or indeed until yesterday.

Terms of the deal were not being immediately disclosed.

To conclude, if aesthetic experience is hermeneutical in that artworks speculatively illuminate meanings beyond what is immediately disclosed, hermeneutical experience should equally be taken up by aesthetics in that subject-matters only manifest their presence in the singular and particular.

And in every case where Mike is aware that a contributor is working on a story about one of his investments, he's either remained absolutely silent on the story, or he's immediately disclosed the fact to the writer.

The fact that informant-related evidence was still trickling in ― more than three years after his original court order mandating that these materials be immediately disclosed ― deeply troubled the judge.