Sentence examples for excessive transparency from inspiring English sources

The doctors they interviewed described feeling 'guilty until proven innocent', highlighted the excessive transparency of the system which can be distorting 17 and associated this with a 'blame culture'.

Your Jan . 4editorial "Exit, Stonewalling" rightly criticizes the Bush-Cheney regime for its excessive lack of transparency, including its inexplicably "missing" e-mail records.

The note also recognises some risk factors: lack of transparency, excessive market concentration, the "inexperience of some of the participants entering the market" (though surely not Deutsche Bank itself!), and finally,The use of credit derivatives may change traditional incentive structures.

Radiographs reveal cortical bone thinning and excessive trabecular bone transparency (Figs. 3, 4, 5).

Cable himself has set great store by the Kay review and hopes that its implementation will form one of the central legacies of his time as business secretary.The report, as much as analysis as recommendations sets out the case for restraints on short selling and high-frequency trading, and proposes greater transparency on excessive asset management fees.

Complicated investment vehicles, insufficient transparency and excessive swapping of credit default risk have had a severe and pervasive impact on confidence.

The selected examples illustrated that greenhouse effect, condensation, loss of transparency and excessive lighting are the problems to be considered in the design process.

"We have listened carefully to the views of the Scottish government and to campaigners, and have set out proposals based on our principles that spending limits should allow effective campaigning for all outcomes, deter excessive spending and encourage transparency".

The Department of Education responded to that comment by stating it "lacks discretion to exempt other types of programs... including ABA-accredited law schools" and that "the issues of accountability for student outcomes, including excessive student debt, and transparency are as relevant to graduate programs and students as they are to undergraduate programs and students".

There are reasons to be concerned about intelligence-agency overreach, excessive secrecy, and lack of transparency.

He was given a chance to clarify his famous "the American people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails!" remark to Hillary, but didn't slam her for excessive secrecy or lack of transparency.