Sentence examples for in need of transparency from inspiring English sources
Up next, Castlight wants to expand its data offering and price comparison capabilities around pharmaceuticals, another area which is sorely in need of transparency and more sophisticated search mechanisms.
Ten years later, files released by the F.B.I. under the Freedom of Information Act show that the government's bloated terrorist watch list remains a flawed security tool in need of greater transparency and accountability.
The Police Federation is an organisation created by statute, it serves a public function and the Normington Review demonstrated very clearly that it is an organisation in need of greater transparency and accountability.
But there are a lot of options and a lot of noise in this space, and while insurance of every stripe is always in need of greater transparency, startups have to work extremely hard to stand out.
"The securitization of life settlements adds another element of possible risk to an industry that is already in need of enhanced regulations, more transparency and consumer safeguards," said Senator Herb Kohl, the Democrat from Wisconsin who is chairman of the Special Committee on Aging.
But the big donor nations in the West will need guarantees of transparency and better accountability for governments who receive aid, if aid is to continue, our correspondent added.
A number of young, innovative financial services companies are already embracing this change, and creating a much needed level of transparency in the industry.
In the interests of transparency, we need to know much more about this affair.
In light of the need for transparency of information in the present health care system and the system's accountability, the inclusion of patient experiences in the DHCPR is essential.
To prove that, the committee will need to indulge in a modicum of transparency.
We recognise there is a need to improve the reporting of our work in terms of transparency and standardised reporting of both models and model results.
