Sentence examples for no more transparent from inspiring English sources

It is no more transparent inside.

The government's reluctance to bid, in effect, against itself.Other parts of the financial system are no more transparent.

A survey by The Economist finds wide variation in the pay of their governors.It also finds that central banks are no more transparent about their own pay than they are in setting interest rates.

Use the questions about Solyndra and the other issues to broadly indict Mr. Obama's White House on the grounds that it is no more transparent or ethical than prior administrations.

Well, his case is that JSoc is a strangely dysfunctional, even homicidal body – which has, in fact, become no more transparent or democratically accountable as a result of the Bin Laden publicity.

Unionists no longer have anywhere else to go and the DUP is a dissent-free zone: its deliberations are no more transparent than those of the IRA.Big Man, rotten legacyNo doubt a deal will be done some time next year and Mr Paisley will duly be appointed first minister.

Richard Falk, professor emeritus of international law at Princeton, articulated this fact in 1969 in his fierce Yale Law Journal criticism of legal arguments being used as the servants of policy, functioning as no more than transparent rationalizations, "less a figleaf than a see through garment," he wrote.

In a written statement, a CIBC spokesman says the lawsuit is "made out of whole cloth and is no more than a transparent attempt to blame someone else for their own poor investment decision".

Using the right technological platforms, you don't need to sacrifice lots of money to be more transparent, and no longer do governments have to sacrifice transparency to save money.

Eligible voters will be able to cast their ballots through a mobile application that uses blockchain technology, which stores data on a decentralized database, meaning there's no owner, allowing for more transparent transactions.

The NFL has no incentive to be more transparent about this issue, because it doesn't affect its bottom line.