Sentence examples for current lack of transparency from inspiring English sources
Christian Aid said the current lack of transparency contributed to corruption.
Rather than the current lack of transparency, I'd like to see more evidence of Fifa thinking clearly.
The letter said: "The current lack of transparency and coordination in the international financial system allows too many to hide their money, and shift costs on to responsible business owners and families.
"Given the current lack of transparency in labeling, I'm afraid there are no good answers for how consumers can shop smart," he wrote. .
The current lack of AI transparency and education inherently causes mistrust of this important technology.
She feels people have finally had enough of the current government's lack of transparency.
Though it is expected to criticise aspects of the current franchise system, such as a lack of transparency in pricing and the use of recommended retail prices, fundamental change is ruled out until the European block exemption expires in 2002.
A competitor to M.M.D., Municipal Market Advisors, sent a note last week to other players stating "the lack of transparency of current, widely used municipal benchmarks provided by Thomson Reuters has caused the S.E.C. some concern and we expect the agency to bring those concerns to light in a forthcoming report".
In a key passage it says of self-regulation: "The current system is also characterised by a lack of transparency, a lack of accountability, conflicting interests and inadequate resources compared to equivalent organisations".
Especially important in this respect is a concern that was expressed in the European Policy Workshop about the lack of transparency of the current system of ethical review of individual research projects on the EU level.
When we walked into the prefecture of Attica, almost a year ago, I found an administrative system based on the very model that used the public sector for promoting partisanship goals -- the same that led the country to the current crisis: red tape, corruption, and a lack of transparency.
