Sentence examples for perceived lack of transparency from inspiring English sources
Despite its successes, the e-commerce giant has attracted criticism for a perceived lack of transparency of its carbon footprint.
The foundation has recently come under fire for a perceived lack of transparency and nature of its donations.
But it still sits very uncomfortably, in part because of the self-regulating nature of the Acceptable Ads initiative and the perceived lack of transparency.
Critics have condemned the group for a perceived lack of transparency in its financial records and for over-simplifying a complex issue.
That gave Locog some wriggle room, but it has since faced searching questions over the ticketing process, security and a perceived lack of transparency.
The manner of the selection is bringing our sport into disrepute among the U.K. media and major Olympic stakeholders due to a perceived lack of transparency".
Allegations of corruption, denied by the authorities, and a perceived lack of financial transparency have also affected the game and so a home series against England comes at the right time as the money earned will be extremely important for the SLC in their attempt to resolve the financial mess.
Nadal and Ferrer were among 44 Spanish tennis luminaries who signed an open letter this week criticising a perceived lack of organisation and transparency on the part of the Spanish federation, increasing the sense of crisis surrounding the body.
Thirdly, underlying mistrust associated with perceived lack of government's commitment towards transparency and good governance affected active engagement of all key players dampening the spirit of collective bargain breeding opposition.
Underlying the fear described above was mistrust associated with perceived lack of government's commitment to instil transparency and good governance.
Some staff, including senior leaders, are concerned about a perceived unfairness and lack of transparency in the recruitment process and the breadth and balance of the curriculum.
