Sentence examples for more transparent with from inspiring English sources

It has also previously discussed the challenges of providing ongoing software support for the Fairphone 1 — but it's perhaps unfortunate for a company that has placed a big emphasis on transparency to not have not been more transparent with its users on its reasons for ending software support.

Indeed, the agency's recent report calls on industry to be more transparent with consumers.

Marriott dismissed the allegations of impropriety but has promised in recent weeks to be more transparent with the owners.

The paint gets more transparent with age and some of the areas are coming through," she said.

The system also needs to be simpler and more transparent with high quality information and advice available to all.

The proposals, Burstow's motion contends, would make the NHS more transparent, with clearer accountability for quality and results.

The government has tried to put pressure on Britain's overseas territories to be more transparent, but with little success.

It would be great if there were a shift toward a more transparent government, with greater emphasis on democratic values.

When young, tokay, made from a white grape, has a more transparent taste, with notes of malt, butterscotch and, improbably, cold tea.

She has promised to make the agency more transparent, but with so little time on the job, she did not have much to be transparent about, and she spoke generally in broad terms.

While more progress was needed, "it would be surprising if Labor was actively seeking more transparent appointments with one hand whilst actively appointing politicised judges who are soft on crime", she said.