Sentence examples for requirements of transparency from inspiring English sources

They take no oath of office and have none of the requirements of transparency in their deliberations that our state properly requires of elected officials.

She said he had acted in breach of the "requirements of transparency, certainty and clarity" and "irrationally".

The health secretary had "acted in breach" of his "requirements of transparency, certainty and clarity" and behaved "irrationally", she told the court.

Staff selection has proved highly contentious in REF, with widespread accusations that in their zeal to second-guess REF panels' grades universities have ridden roughshod over Hefce's requirements of transparency, accountability, consistency and inclusiveness.

The doctors had argued that the health secretary had no power, whether solely or with others, to impose terms on which junior doctors were employed, only to make recommendations; that Hunt had acted in breach of the requirements of transparency, certainty and clarity; and that he had acted irrationally.

Modern architectural applications are frequently developed on the esthetic requirements of transparency and light that find good correspondence in the use of structural glass elements.

The magnet, which was designed at KEK, incorporates progress in technology coming from the development of previous solenoids of this type, in particular that of a new type of reinforced superconductor addressing the requirement of transparency.

And are policy makers sufficiently informing and involving the target group of nudging to ensure Thaler and Sunstein's [ 1] requirement of transparency and the possibility to opt out?

Even if tissues are treated neither as persons nor as potential marketable objects, that does not circumvent the requirement for transparency of governance of the "residual" participation of patients in genetic research.

Protecting patient choice justifies some previously called-for interventions, including government review of broker accreditors, oversight of the information provided on websites, and requirements for transparency regarding the provision of follow up care and legal liability [ 14, 27].

I think the requirement of perfect transparency is at odds with innovation and experimentation which is needed to provide the best possible solutions, acknowledging that no-one yet has final answers to all the questions we ask.