Sentence examples for enforcement and transparency from inspiring English sources

Central to the credibility of CCCs then is comprehensive monitoring, enforcement, and transparency of corporate conduct.

Opening this kind of opportunity to foreign investors without proper laws, enforcement and transparency in place has created much anger among the population and some politicians alike.

Allegations of abuse, however, have become common, with foreign workers paying exorbitant recruitment fees at home and often being shorted on their pay in the U.S. One of the larger problems is a lack of enforcement and transparency, according to Rachel Micah-Jones, director of the migrant worker advocacy group Centro De Los Derechos Del Migrante.

As one questionnaire respondent said, "At the retail level, their point is, 'Why are we to be penalized instead of factories?'" Perceived effectiveness of regulatory agencies comes from consistent follow-through on enforcement measures and transparency with industry.

The bill will also close loopholes and gaps in the law, improve enforcement and expand transparency and accountability.

The investigation into the murder of former Odessa prosecutor Sergei Melnychuk, who fell to his death from his eighth-floor apartment on March 22, raised concerns about law enforcement's diligence and transparency: police initially reported the death as a suicide, despite the fact that they had been called to the scene to respond to neighbors' reports of a fight.

This regulation has the capability to revolutionize environmental enforcement and environmental pollution transparency, giving a powerful new tool to environmental regulators and the public to understand who is violating pollution standards and whether they are taking actions to correct their violations.

6. Ensures that all agencies charged with enforcement operate with accountability and transparency.

The domain with the lowest coherence indicator, Health System Structure, presented several gaps: (3p) promotion of research and development – new drugs/neglected diseases; (3g) responsiveness to patients' needs; (3n) governance: law enforcement; transparency and accountability; and (3f) staff and technical capacity.

Many of the supporting arguments for rentier cash grants—such as the developmental utility of building taxation capacity, the creation of a sense of citizen ownership that leads to enforcement of transparency and governance (which are critiqued in [73])—are not required for the citizens' income to make sense in HRCs, which also stands on other merits.

Journalist Carey McWilliams published a story in The Nation magazine in June of 1979 titled "Second Thoughts," which looked at the fatal police shooting of 26-year-old Fremin Montoya in Santa Barbara, CA. A decidedly questionable use of lethal force provoked local community organization El Concilio de la Raza to make some demands of local law enforcement including transparency and accountability.