Sentence examples for broadly transparent from inspiring English sources

Charities are already broadly transparent about their beliefs.

Ofgem has repeatedly said it believes the energy firms' profits are broadly transparent, but a fortnight ago conceded to the energy select committee that a further review was worthwhile.

Because public policy in these countries is created mainly by stakeholders rather than by legislators, regulations are transparent, sensible, broadly applicable and enduring.

When science is for everyone, it is transparent, accessible and broadly communicated.

An artificial epithelium is formed as a disordered distributed layer of broadly selective color indicators dispersed in a transparent polymer layer.

If people accept it more broadly, cryptography can facilitate many things: the exchange of money, transparent elections, transparent government".

International observers broadly said the vote and count had been transparent so far and the new electoral commission promised a credible vote.

Procedures can also be shared with teams or more broadly, as well as deviated from in a transparent way.

Water management offers the opportunity to empower communities and, more broadly, to develop inclusive institutions for responsible and transparent delivery of the resource.

The methods developed by the JLA for research priority setting and their methods for involving patients, carers, clinicians and other stakeholders are open and transparent, and the methodology followed was broadly that outlined in the JLA guidebook [ 23].

Broadly put: it's possible to make it simpler and more transparent for consumers to purchase health insurance by regulating the insurance marketplace aggressively so that the products are more uniform.