Sentence examples similar to opaque mandates from inspiring English sources
Finally, critics question the significance of increasing food dependencies, the failure to include advocates for workers' rights in the discussions leading up to the treaty, and the opaque mandate awarded the nefarious ISDS courts.
In Benjamin's theoretical model, children are responsive not only to their social environment, but also to ideas with opaque meanings (mandates, expectations, prohibitions, exhortations, etc).
"One significant concern is whether the S.E.C. will follow up on this rule-making by actively pushing back at rating agencies if these attempts at mandating greater rating agency transparency turn out to produce opaque or formalistic disclosures in practice," said Jeffrey Manns, a professor at George Washington University law school, who is an expert in credit rating agencies.
Gill: We have several important mandates at Sundar – to innovate an antiquated industry, to bring transparency to opaque processes and to build global relationships across the fashion industry.
But it is not a machine for generating democratic mandates: the distance between voters and MEPs is too large, and the parliament's style of coalition politics too opaque.
It's opaque, or worse than opaque.
SWFs remain worryingly opaque.
