Sentence examples for which they disclosed from inspiring English sources
"The core of plaintiffs' allegations," Judge Stein wrote in a 50-page opinion, "turn not on Citigroup's management of its assets and liability, but instead on the manner in which they disclosed those assets and liabilities".
In interviews in which they disclosed new details of their efforts to solve the mystery, Google engineers said they doubted that a nongovernmental actor could pull off something this broad and well organized, but they conceded that even their counterintelligence operation, taking over the Taiwan server, could not provide the kind of airtight evidence needed to prove the case.
After the couple married — Dee had divorced her previous husband, a blues singer, some years before — they wrote a number of plays and memoirs, including one in which they disclosed the fact that they had an open marriage, a decision that they later changed their minds about.
The American College of Chest Physicians Antithrombotic Guidelines ninth iteration placed restrictions on panelists with recommendations on which they disclosed a primary conflict of interest (COI).
This paper reports on a qualitative study of UK female herbal medicine users designed to explore their knowledge, attitudes and behaviour surrounding herbal medicine and the extent to which they disclose herbal medicine use to doctors.
Yesterday the paper reported the Lib Dems had received documents which they said disclosed were the Lib Dems' - or what they call the Lib Dumbs' - demands for their support in a coalition government.
"Many brands are trying to standardize the disclosure of fees," said Bjorn Hanson, a hospitality analyst at PricewaterhouseCoopers. "I don't think we're going to see the charges disappear — in fact, this year is going to be a record for hotel fees — but I do think the way in which they're disclosed is changing".
A newly discovered set of vulnerabilities in AMD chips is making waves not because of the scale of the flaws, but rather the rushed, market-ready way in which they were disclosed by the researchers.
This did not facilitate building a relationship within which they could disclose distress.
Often the relationship women had with their partners was the closest they had and was the only one in which they could disclose everything they were feeling.
The main outcome measures of the study were twofold: an assessment of the proportion of GPs who, in a mainly hypothetical setting, would consider cost-quality trade-offs relevant to their clinical decision-making given their economic impact on the healthcare system; and a measure of the extent to which they would disclose this information to patients.
