Sentence examples for a more transparent process from inspiring English sources

These policy changes, smuggled into the bill to please big Republican donors, would never survive a more transparent process.

While this will place more of a burden on the sponsor, Williams said it should also be a more transparent process for both applicants and universities.

On Monday, Mr. Hamilton responded, saying the university would establish a more transparent process for dealing with visa denials, and urged the faculties to rethink the boycott.

In this new world, it must hold true to its vision: to transform what can be the arbitrary exercise of power by the executive into a more transparent process in which parliament plays a bigger role.

"The demand for a more transparent process will cause tension with the more traditional concept of confidentiality -- it's inevitable," said Margrete L. Stevens, senior counsel of the International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes.

"Grant-making by the Gates foundation," concluded one, "seems to be largely managed through an informal system of personal networks and relationships rather than by a more transparent process based on independent and technical peer review".

The World Health Organization has a much more transparent process than the UN, with a call for nominations and multiple candidates who are interviewed by the delegates.

"What we need is a much more transparent process where everybody and in particular the acute hospitals themselves can see that that 70% has been invested in reducing their admissions".

The net result is a better, more transparent process that serves both the business owner as well as the legal professional, who gets access to high-quality local leads.

"We're creating a much more transparent process that's driven by the consumer". With AutoFi's technology, a consumer can browse financing options from a network of lenders online and apply for a loan on a car dealer's website or mobile app if they're already in the showroom.

"Our goal is a faster and more transparent process," Twitter writes in a blog post.