Sentence examples for would be disclosure from inspiring English sources

Russel Kinnel of Morningstar said: "The most valuable reform would be disclosure of manager incentives and what they have in their funds".

James Eadie, counsel for the government, GCHQ, MI5 and MI6, said there would be disclosure of "edited documents" which indicate the exact words used.

There are circumstances, however, that would warrant an embargo such as situations where there would be disclosure of patentable rights or there are ethical concerns, or a book/journal publisher has demanded it.

And I think one thing that's very -- very important -- what's very important, Charlie, is again, as people saw the fact that there would be disclosure transparency at the end of this stress test process, confidence in banks has started to improve.

He said that in December there would finally be disclosure after a 10-year investigation, and court trial, into allegations that FIFA insiders took bribes from the former FIFA marketing partner, International Sport and Leisure, a Swiss company.

There would have to be disclosure by the celebrity on Facebook that they have received a gift from that hotel.

"It's just hard to justify why anyone would be against disclosure".

For flights that are chronically delayed, there would be mandatory disclosure of on-time statistics by fax or telephone.

Hugo Charlton, a barrister representing Dr Jones and Mr Richards, said the defendants in the case would be seeking disclosure of the attorney general's original advice.

BOMB BOMBSHELL -- Senator John Kerry clearly hoped the decisive turn would be the disclosure on Monday that 380 tons of explosives had disappeared in Iraq and had possibly fallen into the hands of terrorists.

Mr Wang said there would be full disclosure when the time was right.