Sentence examples for cause of transparency from inspiring English sources

I have never seen multinationals fighting so hard against the cause of transparency," he said.

Only when the prime minister champions the cause of transparency will Greece start to get rid of corruption.

Advocates of openness must await the outcome of the bureaucratic infighting and hope that the cause of transparency wins.

That effort was successful, and it was not exactly a victory for the cause of transparency and press freedom.

Was it in the cause of transparency that your government introduced closed material procedures – secret courts – into civil law, which may mean that claims against the British government will not be heard in open court?

But ego clashes and media personality conflicts are pitifully trivial when weighed against what is at stake in this case: both for Assange personally and for the greater cause of transparency.

Private, closed markets like SharesPost and SecondMarket aid in the cause of market transparency, providing platforms to trade shares of companies that have yet to go public.

When President Barack Obama took office, in 2009, he championed the cause of government transparency, and spoke admiringly of whistle-blowers, whom he described as "often the best source of information about waste, fraud, and abuse in government".

Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt has directed his own army of Googlers toward the cause of Internet transparency, accessibility and social welfare.

The object lesson of Sony's PlayStation network breach, and the ensuing criticism and lawsuits that resulted from it being perceived as "slow" to notify outsiders of the attack is probably one cause of heightened transparency on the part of companies facing cyber-security threats.

"It caused misuse, lack of transparency".