Sentence examples for hand transparency from inspiring English sources
In a joint statement about Tuesday's demonstration, DWP General Manager Marcie Edwards and DWP Commission President Mel Levine said any suggestion that the department would not honor the current labor contract is "entirely false and merely an attempt to distract from the central issue at hand — transparency".
On the other hand, transparency and honesty, in and of themselves, do not address underlying questions about data quality.
On the other hand, transparency was mostly narrowed to imply the easy availability and access to all the information about the activities and resources being used.
By dawn, players arrived and were handed transparencies that when layered correctly, lined up the geometric symbols of the manhole covers, streetlamps and hair salons on Doyers Street to point to an intersection nearby that held the next clue.
On the one hand, more transparency means less scope for corruption and profligacy.
On the other hand, the "transparency is always good" defense is flawed, too.
On the other hand, greater transparency might reduce the pressure from critics of private equity, who caricature the industry as a destructive force, stripping assets in the shadows.Josh Lerner of Harvard Business School points to two other potential problems, one caused by too much liquidity, the other by too little.
Her startup gives them a hand with transparency.
On the other hand, the transparency of the coated substrate was enhanced dramatically by increasing the thermal annealing temperature from room temperature to 500°C (~90% transparency) due to reduced back reflections [11].
On the other hand, the transparency of the 5 min sample still keeps on increasing, over 85% in the visible wavelength range of 400 to 800 nm, especially for 550 nm.
It cannot be denied that the adoption of the IPSAS principles may definitely ensure, on the one hand, greater transparency in the handling of joint resources because of a common accounting language and, on the other hand, greater attention in the use of resources available (Pollifroni 2007).
