Sentence examples for reduced transparency from inspiring English sources

The plan's critics said it reduced transparency by bypassing the budget process and raised public debt to unacceptably high levels.

Its disadvantages (e.g., reduced transparency and biomechanical strength, heterogeneity depending on donor) create the need for standardized alternatives.

[MERS] has reduced transparency in the mortgage market in two ways.

The White House's restricted press briefings follow a broader pattern of hostility and reduced transparency toward the press.

He reduced transparency in federal small business contracting programs by apposing the release of information under the Freedom of Information Act that would prove that large prime contractors have received billions of dollars in federal small business contracts.

He reduced transparency in federal contracting data by removing the parent company Duns Number from the public's view in the federal government's procurement database, which makes it easier for large businesses to commit contracting fraud and hijack small business contracting dollars.

This would give MPC members less opportunity to explain monetary policy in speeches and interviews, perversely reducing transparency.

While in-house approaches to certification give a business greater oversight and brand differentiation, critics argue it may reduce transparency.

The current plan expands the number of players that can jump into the business but reduces transparency.

This will have the double effect of reducing transparency and increasing self-delusion (gorge yourself for months, but refuse to step on a scale, and maybe no one will realize you gained weight).

They argue that the changes reduce transparency, with serious implications: the 12 country evaluations they have so far undertaken for the commission have found "very serious weaknesses in commission internal controls, monitoring and insufficient external audits".