Sentence examples for restoring transparency from inspiring English sources

Senator Ted Kaufman, a Delaware Democrat, urged Mr. Obama to sign the bill, calling it "a critical step to restoring transparency" of financial markets.

CSSC have great therapeutic potential owing to their ability to reorganize a disorganized matrix, restoring transparency in scarred corneas.

Stromal stem cells have also shown the ability to remodel pathological stromal tissue, suppressing inflammation and restoring transparency.

President Obama's recent order to the CIA to shut down its secret prisons was a significant step in the right direction, but it did not resolve the unfinished business of establishing accountability and restoring transparency.

The speaker will also be expected to restore transparency to the House.

"Clean up the past and turn the page for the future, restore transparency and integrity".

The time has come, then, for a mid-course correction by the Legislature to restore transparency, public engagement and accountability to the school system.

It needs to snap out of its grasp and get back to its original intent to restore transparency and trust to the functioning of government.

The Finance Ministry said in a statement from Athens that Eurostat's revision "is a major step to restore transparency in fiscal management and to eliminate controversies over the quality and the accuracy of Greek fiscal statistics".

En route to this goal, whose achievement is a first step to restore transparency for commuters in taxi transport, we make the following contributions in the present paper.

"One response to clear the smog and smell of secrecy around these deals is to restore transparency, accountability and the primacy of victims in all future processes".