Sentence examples for benefit from increased transparency from inspiring English sources

Governments who advocate for this "golden triangle" not only get ahead of problems, but also benefit from increased transparency with their citizens.

She notes that this was not a glaring problem, but that she knew that the organization would benefit from increased transparency.

"When they introduced me to this idea," Gutmann recounts, "I told them, that's the way we've been working right from the beginning!" Upon submitting to the audit, however, Gutmann discovered an unexpected benefit: the increased transparency required by the balance sheet was useful when dealing with other shareholders.

Future multi-country studies would benefit from increased methodological transparency and consistency.

"The more we develop the legislation to make it more accessible and clear, the more the patients will benefit; increased transparency will result in greater trust".

Open data is sweeping the world as government after government seeks to publish data and reap the hoped-for benefits: increased transparency, accountability and efficiency.

Despite this setback, the ITU's secretary-general Dr Hamadoun Toure insisted that those countries which did sign the treaty would benefit from other achievements including " increased transparency in international mobile roaming charges and competition".

The benefits may include reduced corruption, increased transparency, greater convenience, higher revenues, and lower costs.

The unexpected benefits of increasing transparency between employees and customers.

There are many hypothesized benefits to increasing transparency in the purchasing of medicines and medical supplies.

In December 2003, the Treasury Select Committee's recommendation in its First Report on the Transparency of Credit Card Charges, asked the Office of Fair Trading to investigate "how PPI is priced and whether the market may benefit from increased competition".