Sentence examples for be more transparent using from inspiring English sources
Masipa's past experiences as a journalist appear to have informed her approach to the bench; she said in an interview before the Judicial Services Commission, in 2003, that judges should be more transparent, using the media to explain their decisions and helping the public understand the judicial process.
It would be more "transparent" he claimed, using the word almost as convincingly as George Osborne, "if [referees] explained their decisions to us or even just held their hands up and said: 'Sorry, I got that wrong' … But they never say anything".
But we can – and should – be more transparent in how government uses this authority.
Mr. Fitzsimmons called on colleges and universities to be more transparent about how they use standardized admissions scores, and more collaborative in terms of sharing research on the scores.
She also presses the government to consider introducing an obligation on platforms that use "automated decision-making to be more transparent about the algorithms they use and the data fed into these algorithms" — where data collected from under 18s is used.
Shoppers are being asked to put pressure on stores to be more transparent about supply chains by using social media to ask "who made my clothes?".
The Met Police were urged to be more transparent about how and why they use their stop and search powers.
Some companies make efforts to be more transparent in the disclosure of chemicals used in the process.
Members of Congress, immigrant groups and civil rights advocates have pushed for the agency to be more transparent and accountable on shootings and other uses of force against migrants and others.
Automakers would need to be more transparent about how driving data is being gathered, transmitted, stored or used.
