Sentence examples for be absolutely transparent from inspiring English sources

"When there are doubts, you have to be absolutely transparent, and this is what we have done," he added.

Kelly McBride, the ethics group leader at the Poynter Institute, said in an interview that The Times should be "absolutely transparent" about its advertising rates and what happened in this case.

Infantino promised that the 2026 World Cup bidding process would be "absolutely transparent and bulletproof" and said he would encourage the idea of co-hosting to keep down costs.

He stopped short of explaining why Mr. Fujimori, Latin America's second longest surviving leader, after Fidel Castro, was stepping down so suddenly, but he added, "What I know is that he does not want to be an obstacle to the process of democratization so that the next elections can be absolutely transparent".

In the end, the goal is overarching, but simple, says Soldatov: "Russian authorities want to make sure that every connection and every move made online in Sochi during the Olympics will be absolutely transparent to the secret services of the country". Sochi 2014: the costliest Olympics yet but where has all the money gone?

Sir Bruce said organisations would need to be "absolutely transparent" about whether they were meeting these standards.

"I've been absolutely transparent about it," he insists.

"Ours is not a specially put-together deal; it is absolutely transparent, there are no side deals, no special arrangements".

At modern lamps, the lenses are absolutely transparent and allow a direct view onto the weld seam.

Alex Goldfarb, a friend of the Litvinenko family, said: "It's absolutely transparent that the Russian government is behind this murder.

At low temperatures, the semi-IPN gel in the buffer solution was absolutely transparent; however, when the gel was heated, the gel became milky white or opaque without a large change in the gel size.