Sentence examples for strengthening transparency from inspiring English sources
The Pruitt proposal is titled Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science.
Another egregious step you should fight is the EPA's proposed "Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science" rule.
For a document about "strengthening transparency," it is exquisitely opaque, favoring phrases such as "parametric concentration-response models" and "spatial heterogeneity".
Substantial progress has been made in strengthening prudential oversight, improving risk management, strengthening transparency, promoting market integrity, establishing supervisory colleges, and reinforcing international cooperation.
There was plenty of high-minded but vague talk about strengthening transparency and accountability, enhancing sound regulations, promoting integrity in financial markets, reinforcing international cooperation and, eventually, reforming international financial institutions.
"We have reached an agreement with the Senate on a strong package of reforms to the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995 that will focus on protecting victims, strengthening transparency, holding Members accountable for their personal conduct, and improving the adjudication process," reads a statement by Reps.
Finally, the government should strengthen transparency on its commitments with clear monitoring and reporting processes.
Recipient governments use these as a bargaining chip to defer measures that strengthen transparency and rule of law, especially those that could challenge elite power.
Under the direction of Administrator Scott Pruitt, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency put out a plan in late April to "strengthen transparency" in its use of research findings.
A few months ago, the Environmental Protection Agency proposed a new policy that it claimed would "strengthen transparency" in the science it uses to craft regulation.
Woori Finance said the partnership would enable Woori to "clean up its bad assets and strengthen transparency" in hopes of making the firm more attractive to foreign investors when it was listed on a foreign stock exchange.
