Sentence examples for area of transparency from inspiring English sources

In an interview, he said his tour, the first by an American official, was evidence that "despite American-Russian relations suffering a few glitches, in the area of transparency of nuclear weapons there has been quite a bit of progress".

In May, Mr. Kalikow acknowledged that the M.T.A. "could have done a better job in the area of transparency," and he has vowed to try to earn back the public trust by releasing more detailed information.

The strategy paper states that the commission will "focus its efforts in the area of transparency, so that revenues from mining may be translated into real development while reducing discrimination between potential investors".

"A couple of the organizations we're working with in the area of transparency and accountability have been looking at things like microdonations, asking for a nominal amount to help cover their costs like a Wikipedia model," Mr. King said.

At a Pentagon news briefing with Mr. Rumsfeld, Mr. Ivanov said that United States and Russian negotiators had exchanged drafts of a possible nuclear arms agreement and that he was particularly encouraged by progress in the area of "transparency" -- or how the actions of each side would be clear to the other as they reduce nuclear stockpiles over the next decade.

At a breakfast for business leaders yesterday, Peter S. Kalikow, the M.T.A. chairman, said that the authority "could have done a better job in the area of transparency, communicating with the public about our finances and the way we go about our work".

While much of the feedback from clients was "flattering," Mr. Evans said, the firm was also told there was room for improvement, particularly in the areas of transparency and communication.

While transparency seemed to increase with infill percentage, the 20%and50%0% infill rings had lines of material inside due to the partial filling of the layers that clouded areas of transparency.

As in other aspects of government, oversight is particularly important in the areas of transparency and diversity.

In the crucial area of corporate transparency, says Michael Levi, professor of criminology at the University of Cardiff, Jersey and Guernsey have tighter controls than Britain, where it is possible to conceal the identity of the beneficial owner of a company.

The Irish regulator said most of those instructions had been adopted, particularly in the area of better transparency and controls for the user, but progress still had to be made on a number of other items within the next month.