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An Obama administration program aimed at slowing foreclosures has prolonged trouble, say some economists, by failing to relieve borrowers of unsustainable debt burdens or making transparent the extent of losses yet to be confronted by the financial system.
He might simplify this by making transparent the amount of money each council ought to spend on SP, but he probably won't because that smacks of ideologically unacceptable state diktat.
Sometimes, during a slow Sunday visit, her favorite chocolate something-or-other still on her thin lips, a slant of light would pass through the east windows of her New Jersey apartment, making transparent the cancer and the macular degeneration that would dim her final days.
This work presents an illustrative application of the second-order adjoint sensitivity analysis methodology (2nd-ASAM) to a paradigm neutron diffusion problem, which is sufficiently simple to admit an exact solution, thereby making transparent the underlying mathematical derivations.
While the rest of the world speculated the reasons we are being monitored, the Chinese government has been making transparent the reasons they are watching all 1.4 billion of its citizens — and it's not for their safety.
They perform the further useful function of making transparent the assumptions of researchers and others that underpin research questions, methodology, and explanations [ 5, 6].
This makes transparent the magnitude of the hazards one faces and could limit new construction in high-risk areas.
Such a move could make transparent the shell game that Iraq is supposedly playing with its contraband resources.
Harman, who had introduced it in her second tenure as MWE, was attempting to make transparent the institutional barriers inhibiting marginalised groups.
Proponents say a computer technology called augmented reality promises to make transparent the solid walls of flesh or plaster within a decade, or even sooner.
Among other achievements, the media's coverage of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation has made transparent the seriousness of its findings so far, and constrained the President's transparent desire to interfere.
