Additionally, many nations either lack the necessary organizational or administrative infrastructure to construct accurate and reliable, if nevertheless basic, national accounts or they seek to frustrate the transparency of accounts data for political reasons or economic gain as noted in [10, 11].
However, it is the only way to balance the information needs of all the parties that ask for and benefit from transparency, without frustrating the health care system.
The word is "inappropriate," as in: "It would be highly inappropriate of me (a person of note) to disclose anything on this matter of public interest to you (a reporter, plebeian or sundry member of the hoi polloi)." The debate is not so much about etymology or semantics as about the codes devised by those in power to cloak their secrets, to frustrate honest inquiry, to thwart transparency.
Several respondents said they were frustrated by a lack of transparency in the hiring process, as well as a lack of diversity (in race, gender and experience) in top positions.
"Consumers are often frustrated by a lack of transparency when buying a diamond engagement ring.
Many security researchers that I speak to are frustrated with the amount of transparency and communication when it comes to reporting vulnerabilities to Apple — and getting them fixed.
Even this normally business friendly body was "frustrated" by UTs lack of transparency, Accenture's inability to deliver on proposed business plans, and over-billing.
Activists have also been frustrated with the lack of transparency in the case, particularly with Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy's refusal to release the results of Kellom's autopsy to the public.
The young real estate scion confirmed that landlords were also frustrated by with the lack of transparency around connectivity.
There have been some hiccups along the company's path: As Instacart has grown, it has faced a ton of costly backlash from contractors and customers who have been frustrated with its lack of pricing transparency.
