Sentence examples for remove secrecy from inspiring English sources

The entry into the market of responsible issuers like Berkshire Hathaway's and the likelihood that the new exchange will remove secrecy from the market could soon make CDS contracts as vanilla as interest-rate swaps.

The Offshore Leaks Database helps remove this secrecy," said the ICIJ director, Gerard Ryle.

Removing the secrecy from the pardon process is not a novel idea.

The first term in the bound (41) is strictly smaller than the trivial bound obtained by removing the secrecy constraints.

See as well James's interestingly complex account of Bentham's view on voting and the public interest: "Removed by secrecy from corruptive influence, the elector would be free to vote in accordance with what Bentham called his "genuine" or "non-spurious" will, as opposed to acting as the mere instrument of another's will.

Of course, there was a heavy element of hypocrisy, and secrecy, but the British public, or its parliament, were not about to vote merely to remove hypocrisy and secrecy.

Shrouds of secrecy remove the opportunity of effectively testing contradictory principles and claims.

"We were trying very hard to remove the veil of secrecy".

"We should remove the veil of secrecy that protects these groups and their financial and political activities in Kuwait and abroad," he wrote.

The Treasury says this database will remove the "cloak of secrecy" from government and enable the public to hold politicians and public bodies to account.

Bishop Gregory also promised the laity that "we bishops will be answerable to you," that "answerability begins with openness" and that the charter would remove "the shroud of secrecy which has undermined your trust in us".