Not much seems to have changed this time around as the Council for Electronic Media, the independent media regulator in the country, has acknowledged.Election coverage, opaque ownership structures and harassment of journalists are the main reasons for the deterioration of media freedom in Bulgaria.
Whereas the Conservatives' now-controversial NHS policy was opaque before last year's general election, their thoughts on education were clear.
But with an election coming this summer, an opaque government, and deep-pocketed mining companies keen to get going, the proposals are sure to return.
The Japanese political system seemed corrupt, opaque, archaic; the American one, especially with the election of a vigorous young president in 1992, seemed fresh, transparent, energetic.
Ms. Rousseff has proposed that the plebiscite include votes on public financing for elections, a possible restructuring of Brazil's opaque representative system, and the end of "secret" votes by legislators on some congressional decisions.
Because the election process at McKinsey is elaborate and opaque, there is no way to determine the reasons partners chose Mr. Davis over Mr. Patsalos-Fox.
In Iran, the relationship between Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and President Hassan Rouhani, whose election held some promise for reformers, is opaque, though Rouhani seems to be pushing the talks.
The red run of Election Day does more good for Perry's opaque ambition than it does Sarah Palin's.
It's an election Reprints Related items Sumo wrestling: Heavy pettingOct 11th 2007The opaque self-governing institution oversees all aspects of sumo: organising matches, setting rules, promoting the sport and running its finances.
Turnbull's response has been opaque, saying it would be easier to find "alternative places" after the election, although his Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop said resettlement in New Zealand would encourage people smugglers.
