disclosures

英 [dɪsˈkləʊʒəz]

美 [dɪˈskloʊʒərz]

n.  揭露; 透露; 公开; 透露的秘闻; 公开的事情; 暴露的事实
disclosure的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 公开;透露;泄露;揭露
  Disclosureis the act of giving people new or secret information.
  1. ...insufficient disclosure of negative information about the company.
     对公司负面消息的半遮半掩
  2. ...unauthorised newspaper disclosures.
     报纸擅自的透露

双语例句

• Many lawsuits brought by shareholders and institutional investors are based on financial disclosures and other public statements made by company managers.
  股东和机构投资者提出的许多诉讼，都基于公司管理层的财务披露和其它公开文件。
• Audit of non-financial information disclosures;
  核查已公布的非财务资料；
• A 2014 study by the consultants EY found that two-thirds of global investors evaluate non-financial disclosures.
  咨询机构安永（EY）2014年进行的一项研究发现，全球有三分之二的投资者会对企业披露的非财务信息进行评估。
• To counter this the IASB also proposed forcing banks into detailed footnote disclosures.
  为了抵制这种做法，iasb还提议强制银行提供详细的附注披露。
• We examine whether disclosures of material internal control weaknesses affect auditors'propensity to issue going concern opinions.
  我们调查了是否公开重大的内部控制缺陷会影响到审计师给出继续经营意见的倾向。
• The securities and Exchange Commission is investigating Royal Bank of Scotland, Credit Suisse and other financial institutions for their handling of problem mortgage loans, according to public disclosures and people familiar with the matter.
  根据公开披露信息和知情人士介绍，美国证券交易委员会（sec）正在调查苏格兰皇家银行（rbs）、瑞士信贷（creditsuisse）和其他金融机构对问题抵押贷款的处理。
• Former President Nixon's behavior in the face of the Watergate disclosures is a case in point.
  前总统尼克松在水门事件被揭露后的行为就是一个适当的例子。
• But they should also press for the power they need if the added disclosures are to have a significant impact on executive compensation and corporate performance.
  不过，如果更多信息披露能对高管薪酬和公司业绩产生重大影响，投资者也应该施加压力，要求自己需要的权力。
• The presidential candidates have filed their financial disclosures before the election.
  总统候选人在选举前已经将他们的财务信息归档。
• First, such a transaction would require substantial disclosures that are not present.
  首先，这种交易会要求实质性披露，而公司并未披露此类信息。