Sentence examples for reasonably transparent from inspiring English sources

"And if they [charities] are reasonably transparent, then they have nothing to worry about," he says.

They fight corruption and take charge of the economy, ensuring that the growing oil revenues disbursed to the treasury by the one reasonably transparent institution in Azerbaijan, the state oil fund go into reviving the stagnant non-oil economy.

"Facebook was inevitably going to have to curate the platform much more carefully, and this seems like a reasonably transparent method of intervention," said Emily Bell, director at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University.

And indeed, there was nothing surprising about the result: from an 87% turnout, 93% put their thumbprint in the box marked "Yes".The purpose of the new constitution, a product of nearly two years of reasonably transparent debate, is to allow more democracy without inviting another genocide.

It's reasonably transparent, and it is theoretically meritocratic, urban machine politics aside.

The country is reasonably transparent, but you have to layer on top of that: value.

Because the plans themselves are fairly transparent, and most of their funding runs through the tax system (reducing the importance of subsidies), customers can compare plans reasonably easily through normal private-sector portal websites.

On polling day, January 31st, the Iraqi police and army will take the lead.If the poll is reasonably peaceful, transparent and fair, it will mark a hugely hopeful step towards the general election at the end of the year, when, with American troops on the way out, Iraqis should come close, at last, to ruling themselves.

Although these advocates recognize the controversial nature of the organization's rules and principles, which call for lower tariffs among member nations, they insist nonetheless that the WTO provides a democratic forum for resolving conflicts in an open, reasonably fair, and transparent manner.

Furthermore, ISRO has adopted an accommodating posture towards foreign satellite operators and launch brokers, thus enabling a reasonably open and transparent process.

Samples, especially sections, must be mounted on some type of support such as a coverslip, slide, or other reasonably X-ray transparent material.