Sentence examples for which discloses from inspiring English sources

What's notable, and disturbing, is the recent New York Magazine article on the troubles facing The Times, which discloses that Kramon "is moving to San Francisco to become the new technology editor".

The tender strangeness of other Shakespeare plays -- Hamlet's sea voyage, the animate statue in "The Winter's Tale" -- must yield to "Cymbeline's" final act, which discloses more than two dozen improbable secrets with machine-gun speed.

The plot-machinery is spurred arbitrarily into action by the formal introduction of a sporting event - the Tri-Wizard Cup - which discloses once again how weirdly old-fashioned Hogwarts is, with its Victor Ludorum ethos.

The director of public prosecutions Kier Starmer told the Leveson inquiry that 'considerable public interest weight' is given to journalistic conduct which discloses that a criminal offence has been committed and/or concealed".

According to the retailer's 2007 proxy statement, which discloses all pay and perks, the biggest spenders were men, led by the president, Blake W. Nordstrom, who received a break of $92,585.

Under United States tax laws, American clients of UBS with assets or investments in offshore undeclared accounts are supposed to sign that form, which discloses names, addresses and taxpayer identification numbers, and then file it with UBS.

An example is ArcelorMittal, another steel firm, which disclosed a $4.3 billion write-down in December.

Boston Scientific, which disclosed problems at the unit in November 1998, neither admitted nor denied the S.E.C. findings.

The bank, which disclosed the exemption in a regulatory filing, has not yet made such transfers.

They used leaks and innuendo to hint that the C.I.A. had "a secret dossier," which disclosed his "subversive activities".

Parish members notified the advocacy group Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, which disclosed the communications.