Sentence examples similar to non transparent about from inspiring English sources
They have huge respect for Mr Ahluwalia and his boss, the prime minister, Manmohan Singh economists both as professional colleagues, but have been baffled by what exactly they are proposing and are struggling against an instinctive conviction that the idea is crazy.Mr Ahluwalia says there is nothing "shady or non-transparent" about the scheme.
It means that there is hope for broken and non transparent government systems and people.
Efforts to create smaller informal groups are decried as "non-transparent" by those left out.
Other BBC choices may seem more simple, yet there's something a bit a bit non-transparent – going on totally misty – about the blog from Nigel Charters, "project director of BBC weather re-procurement" announcing that the commercial MeteoGroup will be taking over all corporation weather forecasting next spring.
The researchers note that the highest conversion efficiency achieved by a non-transparent luminescent solar concentrator is about seven percent.
The manipulation says much about the non-transparent political dealings in global soccer designed to not only maintain political control but also ensure that a closed circle of executives and politicians remain in power.
Civil society organisations feel that they have more say in this process than in most others of its kind, even if they are worried about falling influence and non-transparent decision-making.
She added: "It seems they are using a completely non-transparent process to arrive at a blanket judgment about a whole group of people".
Each of these proposals to dramatically raise or eliminate contribution limits is rooted in justified fears about the increasing role of outside and non-transparent spending in elections since Citizens United.
Supply chains are non-transparent and consumers often have little way of easily finding out about the exact ingredients of the products they purchase.
"It has been done in a non-transparent and non-upfront way.
