Sentence examples for wide disclosure from inspiring English sources

In 2008, the regulator clarified that corporate Web sites alone could qualify as wide disclosure if investors already knew that those pages could be sources of material information.

The wide disclosure of the details of the Flame virus by Kaspersky Lab also seems intended to promote the Russian call for a ban on cyberweapons like those that blocked poison gas or expanding bullets from the armies of major nations and other entities.

"I utilize wide disclosure to audiences during speeches," he says.

The goal should be to develop — through a deliberative process involving regulators, the public and affected companies — industry-wide disclosure requirements that provide consumers with easy-to-interpret information on company-based limitations on access, use of services or applications.

But he stepped back from forcing wider disclosure on banks to publish the five highest paid staff outside the boardroom.

Mr. Schneiderman, of course, has also been backed by nonpartisan government watchdog groups like Citizens Union, and has won endorsements from newspapers that praised his commitment to the public financing of campaigns and the wider disclosure of lawmakers' outside income.

The monarchic support network is much depleted these days, and one wonders who, if anyone, was on hand with a sympathetic crown-squashed ear this week when Prince Charles faced renewed calls for a wider disclosure of his finances.

Her source for all of the payments was the 2018 Istanbul Municipality Report, which was not made public, underscoring Mr. Erdogan's sensitivity to the wider disclosure of such documents by the opposition.

Their survey suggests that patients, family members, and the general public support the wider disclosure of genetic information so that people can protect their health, even if it comes at the expense of individual privacy or control.

Were the Ninth Circuit to uphold the order, however, it could essentially prevent class-wide disclosure-only settlements in his session.

The FATF wants banks to put pressure on professional advisers and other third parties to make wider disclosures.