transparency造句

Distribution and location transparency.

When you meet them aim for total honesty and transparency.

But do not underestimate the power of transparency.

Public austerity and transparency are the watchwords in the manifesto.

The kind and extent of transparency may differ.

We would ask that China embrace internationally recognized standards and policies that ensure transparency and sustainability.

The problems of poor corporate governance, lack of transparency, and nepotism are not confined to China.

This aim is admirable, and localism, pluralism and transparency are excellent ways of furthering it.

These are substances that are added to plastics to increase their flexibility, transparency and durability.

Access and transparency to research data are of the utmost importance.

When you meet them aim for total honesty and transparency. Find people you can be yourself around.

But this lack of transparency is unacceptable, "it says in its report The Hard Truth about Soft Subjects."

It would be disingenuous for Washington not to embrace the principles behind this bill after all the promises for transparency.

FINRA conveniently and effectively utilizes a plea of immunity to obviate the call for transparency by Johnson and others.

This is made even more challenging, he says, by the need to ensure accountability and transparency in the use of resources.

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke has said he wants greater transparency and predictability, so I can't believe he'd encourage investors to rely on these statements and then renege.

Reports also abound of officials being replaced and past abuses investigated; but protesters still worry about lack of transparency, and a media that is too subservient.

By forcing them to review his departure, Mr Nozoe may help instil one last reform: greater transparency and accountability at the level of the board.

The project lifecycle provides stakeholders with oversight, transparency, and steering mechanisms to control project funding, scope, risk exposure, value provided, and other aspects of the process.

The Secchi disk was developed in the 19th century by a Jesuit astronomer, Father Pietro Angelo Secchi, when the Papal navy asked him to map the transparency of the Mediterranean Sea.

Thanks to this transparency, the team says that the cell could be mounted onto windows in buildings or cars in order to tap a currently under-exploited source of energy.

Today, the Group of Eight vowed to improve the ways in which the world cooperates on surveillance for infectious diseases, including improving transparency by all countries in sharing information.

I think everyone agrees that transparency is a worthy goal so maybe in the future all sides of this debate can aim to include information such as this as a basic principle?