Sentence examples for expectations of transparency from inspiring English sources

In 2007, she warned Mr Hayden that his spy agency would need to adapt to the public's expectations of transparency.

Huyssen argues that the miniature subverted the expectations of transparency, easy understanding, and entertainment that mass circulation newspapers depended upon.

We find that firms disclose less in cross-border transactions, more when societal expectations of transparency are high, and less when faced with political risk.

By advertising the party as motivated by its zeal to combat corruption and as led by those promoted solely on merit, he may raise expectations of transparency and honesty that he will find hard to meet.

All I can really judge from is the policy that has been coming out of Washington, D.C. Q. Do you think if he were to run here again would he win, the way he won in 2008? A. I think people had expectations of transparency.

On such issues as electoral reform and climate change, their influence has been conservative rather than progressive – and all too often, they are at the centre of the kind of machine politics that sits increasingly awkwardly with rising public expectations of transparency.

That support came with an expectation of transparency".

This increasing expectation of transparency is one reason why black hat activities are ineffective as well as unethical, Maltin adds.

It also satisfies the democratic expectation of transparency and fairness in criminal law by requiring public trials consisting of impartial jurors.

His new book, The Rise of the Right to Know, published by Harvard University Press, chronicles the history of this cultural and political shift, which took hold from 1945 to 1975, forever embedding an expectation of transparency in our civic DNA.

With that comes an interest and even an expectation of transparency when it comes to the companies we patronize.