Sentence examples for competence and transparency from inspiring English sources

Edwards argued that the lessons of Aberfan were still of profound relevance today because they touched "on issues of public accountability, responsibility, competence and transparency".

Mr. Romney has steadily sharpened his criticism of the president's handling of the Benghazi episode, framing it as a question of leadership, competence and transparency.

The Rev. Federico Lombardi, the Vatican spokesman, said that the hire was "a sign of rigor, objectivity, competence and transparency that the Holy See is committed to giving" the bank.

As the Wilson Center report clearly states, "Tehran must improve its foreign currency allocation competence and transparency, as well as governance of the [Pharmaceutical] sector".

These 24 participants of the pilot study did not participated in the final sample of the study.> The questionnaire included 8 questions, one for each of the values considered (competence, respect, responsibility and transparency, confidentiality, teamwork, integrity, equity and quality).

The collective appraisal was carried out in compliance with the French Standard NF X 50 110 "Quality in Expert Appraisal - General Guidelines for an Expert Appraisal (May 2003)" with the objective of covering the following points: competence, independence, transparency and traceability.

As quoted in the manuscript, this work was carried out in the course of a collective appraisal conducted by an ANSES working group, in compliance with the French Standard NF X 50 110 "Quality in Expert Appraisal - General Guidelines for an Expert Appraisal" with the objective of covering the following points: competence, independence, transparency and traceability.

"We need a higher standard of ethics and transparency and competence and cooperation, not just with each other but with our region and our state," said Mr. Pugh, 38.

A new, sweeter Micky seems to have left those days behind, and his presidential campaign focuses on competence, transparency and delivery of services, all areas in which the current administration has fallen short.

Theresa May and her advisers should understand that to rebuild faith in the competence and integrity of our government, transparency is vital.

Parliament exercised its competences and the process had dignity, incisiveness and transparency.