Sentence examples for responsibility and transparency from inspiring English sources

Since then, the company has emerged as a leader in social responsibility and transparency.

In these posts George Cazenove answers questions on exclusion zones for fishermen around oil rigs, corporate social responsibility and transparency.

In the afternoon, they appeared with their own poster promoting the House-passed Corporate and Auditing Responsibility and Transparency Act, which they said would safeguard pensions and introduce better accounting rules.

Senator Bill Frist of Tennessee, the majority leader, said Congress needed "to make sure that that money is spent wisely, that it is spent with full accountability, that it is spent with fiscal responsibility and transparency".

Yesterday, the House Financial Services Committee voted 49-12 to send the "Corporate and Auditing Accountability, Responsibility, and Transparency Act"–the Enron Act to the full House for a vote, which could come as early as next week.

"Have you ever seen an Italian university advertise a position in a top international journal such as Science or Nature?" Successive governments have addressed the problem of responsibility and transparency in public research--but unsuccessfully.

Edwards argued that the lessons of Aberfan were still of profound relevance today because they touched "on issues of public accountability, responsibility, competence and transparency".

With greater responsibility, accountability, and transparency, asbestos exposure and deaths can be prevented.

The industry must create the solution for the current economic dilemma and show the world what's good about Wall Street - that social responsibility, integrity and transparency in our 21st century financial models can generate big profits.

A number of financing policies have been developed to guide the provision of effective and accessible healthcare based on the foundations of solidarity, responsibility, equity and transparency.

Conclusions Evidence of honorary and ghost authorship in 21% of articles published in major medical journals in 2008 suggests that increased efforts by scientific journals, individual authors, and academic institutions are essential to promote responsibility, accountability, and transparency in authorship, and to maintain integrity in scientific publication.