Yet much of the development of free schools plans looks to be, at least to residents and green belt lobbyists, an often untransparent and chaotic approach to school place planning.
"The U.S. has never been able to disinter-mediate the broker, so how is a highly untransparent market like India going to?" Bedi told TechCrunch in an interview.
By contrast 7 World Trade Center involves a most untransparent concrete base for the Con Ed substation.
The restructuring "proposes the sale of assets in a closed, untransparent way," said Grigory A. Yavlinsky, leader of the Yabloko political party, in an interview in a Russian newspaper.
"It's time to break up Facebook," Politico argued, calling Facebook "a deeply untransparent, out-of-control company that encroaches on its users' privacy, resists regulatory oversight and fails to police known bad actors when they abuse its platform".
It reduces Congress's most fundamental power of the purse to an undemocratic and untransparent huddle.
"If this carries on, we will just get a series of untransparent, potentially expensive, lopsided jumble sale deals between the government and one sector after another.
"And there was a desire to keep it untransparent because they were doing this funky competitive deal stuff".
In thinly traded, lightly regulated and untransparent markets, the bold can make an awful lot of money and they can lose it on an even more extravagant scale.
In most middle-income countries, corruption is more than just a matter of criminality; it is also the product of an old way of doing politics, one that is unaccountable, untransparent and undemocratic.
