Decision-making processes to select and develop HRH policies often are non transparent.
Basca, the association for British songwriters of which I am a member, disagrees and thinks the current system is non-transparent, open to abuse, and unfair.
It is non-transparent, making accurate representation of the procurer's preferences difficult.
This region with high β and locally curved field lines is non-transparent for poloidal Alfven waves.
This race is non-transparent and the factors used to compete for inward FDI (the 'elements' of the race) deviate from those of long-term efforts to develop a favourable investment climate and improve productivity, as well as medium-term efforts such as lowering corporate taxes.
On the sound side, a strong version of the sound-based hypothesis would predict that in a language like English, where the orthography-to-phonology mapping is non-transparent, abstract letter representations should be substantially more complicated than in a language such as Finnish, where sound-to-symbol correspondences are almost completely one-to-one.
Their letter argued that the non-elected role concentrated too much influence in one person, undermining research by the wider science community, while being non-transparent and unaccountable.
Supply chains are non-transparent and consumers often have little way of easily finding out about the exact ingredients of the products they purchase.
To keep their hair tidy swimmers use gelatin that sticks it in place and the guide says the swimmers' costumes are designed to add to the overall impression of the routine and they must conform to Fina law, which states that they must be in good moral taste – they must also be non-transparent.
These regions are non-transparent (opaque) for poloidal Alfven waves.
The lesson here isn't to avoid financial stocks but to avoid financial stocks whose balance sheets are non-transparent or that clearly contain toxic substances.
