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At a time of budget cuts, Anstey said, there was pressure from donors for anti-corruption measures, transparency and results, but the Bank's clients were pressing for change, too.

To exemplify this key function in the international trade system, trade policy utilizes two critical policy measures: transparency practices and free trade agreement (FTA) (Collins-Williams and Wolfe 2010; Badinger 2008).

It introduces long-overdue measures for transparency and accountability.

Meanwhile, the administration's war on whistleblowers, which received public attention after revelations about the surveillance of AP reporters, shows a lack of interest in measures of transparency and accountability.

Since then, Mr. Thompson has instituted what he has called tougher measures on transparency and management and has endured criticism over the authority's abrupt firing late last year of 19 employees.

The Index measures the transparency and accountability in the oil, gas and mining sector of 58 countries.

It would finally add a measure of transparency and accountability.

Given that, Sanders mused, "is there a space for government to intervene?" He also noted that government, as opposed to the private sector, provides a measure of transparency and accountability.

The clearing houses are supposed to provide some measure of transparency and stability, and can establish rules for these transactions which can then be monitored more easily by regulators.

Schiff argued that it would require "minimal resources" for U.S. agencies to produce an annual report of drone-related casualties and that doing so would provide a "modest but important measure of transparency and oversight".

In the recent past, Australian aid has been deployed in Indonesia to assist Indonesian judicial institutions on some critical measures to improve transparency and eradicate corruption.