Sentence examples for keep opaque from inspiring English sources

The term was coined in 2007 by Paul McCulley, a senior executive at PIMCO, a big asset manager, to describe the legal structures used by big Western banks before the financial crisis to keep opaque and complicated securitised loans off their balance-sheets, but it is now generally used much more broadly.

But the bank's involvement with tens of thousands of secret accounts tied to allegations of tax evasion raises starker issues -- of possible criminal fraud through practices that Gramm as a senator helped keep opaque.

On a conference call on Tuesday, John F. Schultz, H.P.'s general counsel, said Autonomy kept opaque books.

China analysts said the true figure was probably significantly higher and was underreported because much of the military's decision-making is kept opaque.

Although official policy in the Lao People's Democratic Republic is usually kept opaque, it is easy to see that the government, led by a man eager to make an impression is gearing up for a new stage in the war against drug producers and traffickers.

Develop long term sustained engagement with an area, or a subject, 'immerse' yourself in local people's realities as much as is possible Resist jargon: Development seems to rely on a constantly changing set of terms and words, which often simply re-invent the wheel and keep things opaque!

The logic of his dealings — who was allowed to buy what, and for how much — was kept carefully opaque.

The logic of his dealings who was allowed to buy what, and for how much was kept carefully opaque.

But as long as they are kept suspended, opaque — as they must be, in order for the book to be a puzzle — any one of them could be the culprit.

Treatment assignments were folded and kept in opaque, sealed, sequentially numbered envelopes at all three study sites.

A numeric block randomisation sequence is kept in opaque envelopes.