Sentence examples for support for transparency from inspiring English sources

Following his nomination, Mr. Kilicdaroglu, reiterated his support for transparency in politics and government.

Perhaps he thinks he can publicly convey support for transparency, even as he privately drags his feet, puts up roadblocks and makes demands that Mueller won't agree to.

He cites Mr. Pataki's previous support for transparency, writing that "opposing disclosure of your contributors completely contradicts your previous actions and positions as governor of the State of New York".

In addition, Mr. Soros's group will demand support for transparency, lobbying reform, a stronger and more independent Federal Elections Commission and a clearer definition of what it means for a group backing a candidate to be truly independent.

HEVC, and hence BPG, also adds features not supported by JPEG, including greater dynamic range by increasing the maximum number of bits per pixel from 8 to 14 and adding support for transparency.

The report disclosed that despite some highly-publicized instances of retaliation against whistleblowers in the nuclear weapons complex, and many public statements by DOE and contractors of support for transparency and technical dissent, DOE has only three times punished contractors who retaliated against whistleblowers in the last 20 years.

Canfin applauded support for strong transparency rules from Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, last week, saying the UK position is key.

But the debate showed that despite Mr. Bernanke's support for greater transparency, the Fed still has a reputation for secrecy.

The monitoring of the above parameters would provide a powerful support for the transparency of sintering process "black-box" and optimization of operating parameters.

Henri Makkonen, an advisor to the Financial Transparency Coalition, described the new text as "a pretty horrible compromise", but said that strong support for greater transparency in the European parliament and European commission could result in stronger rules being adopted.

In a memo sent afterwards, IFC members were told the group's concerns had been "passed to UK experts preparing Cameron", who was in the US rallying support for the transparency measures.