Sentence examples for opaque sources from inspiring English sources
Critics say the legislation will target about two dozen leftwing groups that campaign for Palestinian rights while excluding rightwing pro-settlement NGOs, who will not be required to reveal their often opaque sources of foreign funding.
The Blairs and their offspring co-own ten flats and houses.A further factor is that Mr Blair's links with dodgy regimes inevitable, given his belief that the West needs to deal with autocrats—has raised questions about the opaque sources of his revenues.
"The Way of the Knife" (the title comes from a national-security adviser's remark that the United States needed to fight terrorism with "a scalpel not a hammer") offers the brisk pace, inside-the-White House scenes, and opaque sourcing of a Bob Woodward procedural.
Postoperative localization films, along with opaque dummy sources inserted into each individual catheter, were taken to confirm the position of the catheters and for contouring and HDR brachytherapy planning.
Information about this subject tends to be opaque and online sources are often not comprehensive.
Headache pain, though, is opaque, and its source and its message are hard to divine.
They often act on tips whose sources are opaque, without knowing what lies behind them.
Donors like the above-mentioned Canadian foundation are opaque about their own sources of funding and effectively act as financial black boxes.
Its early funding sources were opaque, and its investors and board members had a dizzying array of connections into global power centers--and ties to the Saudi leadership and the former Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos, the Shah of Iran, as well as to the Swiss Bank, UBS, which has been charged by the US government with providing cover for Americans who were evading taxes.
The defense can argue that the fact the market is opaque, with prices based on informal sources.
The aim of this study was to assess if this kind of photosensor is able to measure the Cherenkov radiation produced by a β-emitting source in an optically opaque medium.
