Sentence examples for what is disclosed from inspiring English sources

What is disclosed about Edward Topping IV by "Hotchkiss, Yale... six-three," or about John Smith by "a classic americano, tall, thin, pale, wearing a navy blazer"?

The problem in the pensions world is that there is no agreement on what is disclosed in the annual management charge, and no requirement to publish them.

But it is more vital still to improve the quality, accuracy and relevance of what is disclosed: company accounts, above all, but broader financial data and other information as well.

When Tolstoy gives us Vronsky's thoughts, they are of course inflected by Tolstoy's own point of view; what is disclosed is two-fold: Vronsky's way of thinking and Tolstoy's critique of Vronsky's way of thinking.

Mr. Kerry realizes what every candidate realizes: the call for disclosure is an invitation for the call for further disclosure and an opportunity for an opponent to distort what is disclosed.

That is we have faith in what is disclosed by revelation and which cannot be discovered by reason.

And as the authors point out, 1.5% a year is just what's disclosed – the real fees are often alarmingly higher.

The lawmakers spoke on condition of anonymity because they were made to take an oath of secrecy not to divulge what was disclosed.

Philippe Krakowsky, a spokesman for Interpublic, said that he could not elaborate beyond what was disclosed in a news release because of federal fair-disclosure regulations.

Paulson & Company's involvement in the security became a source of tension, as Mr. Tourre insisted repeatedly that another firm, ACA Management, selected the portfolio, and that is what was disclosed to investors.

They'd ask, 'Can you just tell me if she's alive?' " Liebo tried to comply with the rules, because she didn't want to violate medical-privacy laws; as guardian, Parks was entitled to choose what was disclosed.