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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.

The dominant strategy is made more transparent by the use of a novel graphical decision interface.

"Being more transparent by opening up our business to the public is an important step to building trust and confidence".

He has pledged to make the corporation more transparent by giving the state an annual report and formally opening board meetings to the public.

Ms. Quinn also called for making capital spending more transparent by disclosing the names of Council sponsors of capital budget items.

All of our readers can become involved to help make Australian detention centres more transparent by lodging freedom of information requests for an individual incident report.

But if they hoped the trial would also showcase a more transparent, by-the-books legal system, they are likely to be disappointed.

"But I think they would benefit themselves by being more transparent, because transparency builds confidence in policing".

In the 19th century there were several proposals for artificial languages in order to make mathematical argumentation more transparent, for instance by Frege and by Peano.

"Companies need to be more transparent in their country-by-country reporting," said Robin Hodess, Transparency International's director for research and knowledge.

The Macri administration has pledged to tackle the issue and be more transparent as demanded by the International Monetary Fund.