Jackson says the MoD can sometimes be a bit opaque about why inquests can take so long.
1 MPs have pledged to investigate the "somewhat opaque" reasons why the taxman failed to collect almost £13 billion in VAT in one year.
But if there is no change in direction, UBS executives remained opaque about why the board felt it necessary to replace Mr. Arnold so abruptly.
The Australian novelist Elizabeth Harrower, who is eighty-six and lives in Sydney, has been decidedly opaque about why she withdrew her fifth novel, "In Certain Circles" (Text), some months prior to publication, in 1971.
She claimed the UK Holocaust Memorial Foundation, which is leading the project, was being "very opaque" in revealing why Victoria Tower Gardens was chosen over other locations.
An examination of U.S. banking history shows that economically efficient private bank money requires that information-revealing securities markets for bank liabilities be closed That is, banks are optimally opaque, which is why they are regulated and examined.
Rose made his problems worse by refusing to definitively rule out a return before the end of the playoffs and offering opaque explanations for why he wasn't on the court.
It's opaque to me why I wanted to write about it, but I did spend quite a few years riding motorcycles, and I was a ski racer when I was young.
transparent and inclusive governance – why not opaque and exclusionary?
