Sentence examples for honest processes from inspiring English sources

The validity and reliability of the Delphi method are evident in these research cases, the former because secure and honest processes are involved, and the latter because the selection of experts, feedback and the anonymity of the participants are guaranteed [59].

At heart, I am a community organizer and entrepreneur who believes people participating in honest processes can lead to achieving the values espoused by our Constitution: justice, peace, and equal opportunity.

"It was an honest process," said Michael Lynn, New Line's other co-chief executive.

Pointing at me, he said, "We have to convince the Finnegan Corporation that this will be a more honest process.

That's a "huge impediment" to what was supposed to be an open and honest process, he said.

"Was it just going through the motions to say you had an expert panel so then you can do what you want?" Another panel member, who requested anonymity, said, "This is not an honest process".

"The tragedy is that the kids believe it is an honest process and get played by both sides," said Kevin Appleby, director of immigration policy for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

"I cannot continue, at a time in which we face such enormous challenges here at home, to vote for billions of dollars that at the end of the day do not lead toward a more open, transparent, honest process, at a minimum".

It's really an honest process; I don't sit there and go, 'Geez, what steps will everybody do?' " With her wild black curls, piercing gaze and fierce attitude in the studio, Ms. Gibson has a screen presence reminiscent of Janet Jackson's circa "Rhythm Nation," but she wasn't always so self-assured.

One of Mrs. Clinton's opponents in the Democratic presidential race, Mr. Edwards, used the incident to chide her, telling reporters yesterday that voters at campaign events "expect you to stand in front of them and answer their hard questions, and they expect it to be an honest process".

Rather, if the deal diverges significantly from what an honest process would produce, the court could require that the project be rebid.