Sentence examples for foster transparency from inspiring English sources
Still, some sites foster transparency through rankings and reviews similar to those used by eBay.
The publisher of the government publication, Fernando Pérez, said it was meant to foster transparency.
Society as a whole needs to foster transparency as a value, he says, as do private companies.
After realizing that he was being misinterpreted, he made a commitment to state his intentions up front to foster transparency.
On Feb. 14, he killed a bill designed to foster transparency in the energy and mining sectors.
The measure, which was meant to foster transparency in city government, has instead devolved into the Rodney Dangerfield of rule books — it don't get no respect.
And respectful observation at the polls fosters transparency and deters scams run by corrupt insiders.
Instead, a mayor should be able to put in place policies aimed at fostering transparency and creating jobs," he wrote.
Chairman Smith: The National Academies just released a report on the benefits of open science with recommendations for fostering transparency and data sharing.
Done properly, it fosters transparency and restores confidence by allowing for a prompt disclosure of expected losses and an attempt to assign realistic values to the assets that feed those losses.
While some have greeted online feedback as an innovative way of fostering transparency, accountability and participation, others have criticized the forced exposure and alleged lack of accuracy and legitimacy, pointing to the potentially devastating consequences of public evaluations.
