Sentence examples for mandatory transparency from inspiring English sources

The interinstitutional negotiations on a mandatory Transparency Register aim to make interest representation in EU decision-making more transparent, by introducing certain conditions for interest representatives in their interaction with the EU institutions.

At first blush, Obamacare's mandatory transparency rules are a run-away success.

For example, it would be interesting to compare the behavioural influence of mandatory transparency schemes with opt-out schemes.

The scheme was voluntary because mandatory transparency systems are currently virtually impossible to set up in Germany due to legal constraints.

If mandatory transparency turns out not to be viable, then voluntary transparency systems may be the next best solution to provide consumers with additional information and thus influence business behaviour.

Education: Mandatory Transparency, More Charters, and Universal Computer Science – President Obama proposed an overhaul of higher education, including a new way to rate schools based on post-graduate employment.

However, researchers have just conducted the first empirical study on the impact of mandatory wage transparency.

For these reasons, we believe that a mandatory wage transparency reform covering all firms would provide even larger reduction in the gender wage gap as would reforms in other less egalitarian countries.

Labour legislated for mandatory gender pay transparency in 2009, but said it should not be introduced for four years.

When the Supreme Court cavalierly threw aside decades of controls to let corporations and unions flood federal elections with unlimited campaign funds, the alternative the court suggested was a mandatory dose of transparency.

We have already proposed much greater transparency, mandatory income verification before the issuing of mortgages, and a full suite of reforms to make financial products work in the interest of their buyers.