Sentence examples for law transparently from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the move to set up an inquiry would demonstrate clearly "to the entire world that the state of Israel acts according to law, transparently and with full responsibility," according to remarks posted on his Web site.

The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, told his ministers on Monday that he believed that the cabinet's decision "to establish a special, independent public commission will make it clear to the entire world that the State of Israel acts according to law, transparently and with full responsibility".

Those at the September meeting said that new funds and a new science law that would transparently place the money with research institutes based on their results were needed.

Belkis Wille, Yemen researcher for Human Rights Watch, said the statement from Riyadh "does not sound like it includes what the coalition is obliged to do under the laws of war: transparently investigate those attacks that led to violations, hold accountable those who perpetrated the violation, and compensate the victims".

Regulation is no substitute for a law that operates clearly and transparently.

Burying progress under outdated values thinly veiled by feigned adherence to federal law and constitutional consistency is transparently inhumane.

The BVI actively investigates issues of non-compliance and works with foreign competent authorities to detect, prevent and prosecute illegal activities, ensuring that our laws are enforced and action taken transparently when we identify wrongdoing".

This shall be undertaken through implementation of the following company values: We intend to conduct our business ethically and transparently, respecting all applicable laws.

"This claim that the source and need for the emergency law has to do with terrorism is transparently false," Ms. Whitson said.

The courts, which adhere to civil law, lack the capacity to quickly and transparently try the cases in the judicial system, often forcing defendants to pass lengthy pretrial detentions in unsanitary and overcrowded prisons.

Financial regulations and employment laws were ignored, while some governors failed to act transparently or understand what their roles involved.