Sentence examples for appropriate and transparent from inspiring English sources
The IMF believe our approach to fixing the public finances is appropriate and transparent.
Conflicts of Interest: The SEC should adopt strong protections for both companies and users of proxy advisory services to ensure that conflicts of interest are eliminated where possible, minimized and/or mitigated where appropriate, and transparent to the users and subjects of reports.
Ensure it maintains appropriate documents for all decisions made and by whom, to provide assurance that decisions made are appropriate and transparent.
"Proposed school closures are often very challenging for communities, for parents, pupils and teachers so it is important that any such proposals are handled in an appropriate and transparent manner and with proper consultation with the school community".
"There's a shortage of priorities and a vision to move the city forward with tax dollars in an appropriate and transparent way".
A common theme in these guidelines is the appropriate and transparent reporting of statistical methods.
Well-designed randomized controlled trials (RCTs) have the potential to provide high-quality evidence to inform questions of therapy and prevention, but this potential is contingent on the use of appropriate methods and transparent reporting.
This one- and two-dimensional material combination could well provide CNTs and graphene as an appropriate soft and transparent electrode.
Selection to highly competitive UK degree courses such as medicine and dentistry needs to be appropriate, fair, and transparent.
With the aid of a high-speed video camera, appropriate computer software and transparent acrylic cells, gas evolution was recorded in a fuel cell working environment.
The last national figures are for the first six months of 2014 and show that Tasers were drawn on 5,107 occasions and fired 826 times, but May has ordered "an in-depth review of the publication of Taser data and other use of force by police officers", according to a spokesperson, who added: "It is vital that its use is appropriate and proportionate, and transparent to the public".
