Sentence examples for a move towards transparency from inspiring English sources

"Gay men are allowed on TV as long as they're funny – 'Graham Norton and Alan Carr, you can come in.'" An industry-wide monitoring scheme called Diamond (Diversity analysis monitoring data) will be used to collate figures, such as the number of women over 50 employed on screen by each broadcaster, a move towards transparency welcomed by Harriet Harman, shadow Culture Secretary.

Best of all, in a move towards increasing transparency, the peer reviews, our response letters and the handling editor's comments are all online alongside the paper.

The death of the press release: I think there is a move towards more transparency and greater engagement directly with consumers.

This disclosure of government requests is part of a move towards greater transparency by various US technology companies in response to revelations about mass surveillance orchestrated by the National Security Agency NSAA), uncovered by whistleblower Edward Snowden.

Performance data for almost 5,000 surgeons in England has been released by the NHS in a move towards greater transparency.

We're willing to make changes which will actually make things harder for our political party but is in the interests of our democracy.'" He added that he was not in favour of extra public money being pumped into party politics in the "current economic climate" and was "perfectly happy" to publish his own tax returns in a move towards greater income transparency.

This unwinding of crossholdings is a move towards increased corporate transparency (both were originally government-owned), and helps alleviate the monopolization of the Korea telecommunications industry.

The ISC report may have been written before they were published but one cannot help but speculate that the anticipation of those rulings was a major factor behind this new move towards transparency.

In a move toward greater transparency, Facebook discloses its carbon footprint.

It also encouraged a move toward greater transparency in central banking.

This move towards transparency is encouraging, but if tech firms really want to address the gender imbalance, the problem needs to be tackled much earlier.