The home secretary said: "The Investigatory Powers Act is world-leading legislation, that provides unprecedented transparency and substantial privacy protection.
The home secretary, Amber Rudd, hailed the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 as "world-leading legislation" that provided "unprecedented transparency and substantial privacy protection".
In the wake of more revelations about the lengths to which the National Security Agency has gone to intercept data, the companies have called for more transparency and "substantial enhancements to privacy protections and appropriate oversight and accountability mechanisms for those programs".
Longer term, though, Congress should enact substantial systemic reform: requiring more transparency so that workers can know the condition of their corporate pension systems; and doing away with those loopholes that enable companies to underfund their plans.
Responsible use of VLCDs requires, at a minumum, a weight-loss maintenance program, transparency about the substantial efforts required to maintain weight loss (9, 31– 34) and risk of regain, and exclusion of nonobese individuals.
It took two years for the I.O.R. to reach substantial compliance with international standards of transparency, and it has quietly closed around forty-six hundred accounts.
Mr. Greenwald ended by saying that because of the importance of Wikileaks' function as a check on "powerful factions and imposing transparency," the topic "merits substantial scrutiny, along with genuine skepticism to understand what happened".
They do not know exactly what they are buying and compensate for the lack of transparency by demanding a substantial risk premium.
In the Netherlands, ROM is being given substantial attention in order to create transparency in the effectiveness of treatments.
"It successfully anchors mitigation pledges of the Copenhagen Accord and builds on the transparency element of the accord with substantial detail and content".
