Sentence examples for extended transparency from inspiring English sources

"As a metasearch engine Happycar offers customers an extended transparency of offers showing insurance packages, kilometer fees and one-way fees, among many others.

So we're going to rip off that cloak of secrecy and extend transparency as far and as wide as possible".

"This coalition," announced the foreword, would "completely recast the relationship between people and the state … build a new economy from the rubble of the old … [pursue] sweeping reform of welfare, taxes and schools … [and] extend transparency to every area of public life".

Extend transparency and accountability standards to state-owned companies and natural resource funds.

There are calls now for the UK to extend its transparency efforts beyond aid to cover natural resource revenues, infrastructure and international corporate transparency more broadly.

Trust also extends to transparency and vulnerability, two other key components of any healthy workplace.

"The current wave of bold democratic reforms introduced by [Najib] will help extend this transparency to all areas of Malaysian life".

In an acknowledgement of the potential damage to public faith in the political system, coalition cabinet members repeated a pledge to find time in the legislative programme for a new law to extend lobbying transparency, government sources said.

The Insititute for Government's Gavin Freeguard, leading the research, called on government to extend its transparency around the cost of contracts to the terms of the contract and performance of suppliers.

Call on Congress to disclose who comes to see them and when — essentially extending our transparency to the Hill, arguing that every American should have the right promptly to know the details which interests are seeking to influence the officials they have elected.

"This bill is about extending that transparency further to give the public more confidence in the way third parties interact with the political system".