Sentence examples for the light of transparency from inspiring English sources

"The more the reality of who benefits from these deals is exposed to the light of transparency and open debate, the less defensible current policy becomes," said Munoz.

But in the light of transparency, which I welcome, I will say we are a complex institution and every parish church and cathedral is an independent charity, as is every diocese.

Because David Cameron has broken his promise to shine "the light of transparency on lobbying in our country and... come clean about who is buying power and influence" we still "don't know who is meeting whom.

Paradoxically however it will become one of the most effective improvement tools the NHS has ever seen, one which puts continuous pressure on all organisations, which highlights excellence while shining the light of transparency onto sub-standard performance.

In 2010, British PM David Cameron promised to shine "the light of transparency on lobbying in our country and... come clean about who is buying power and influence... Commercial interests – not to mention government contracts – worth hundreds of billions of pounds are potentially at stake".

As someone remarked in February 2010, "secret corporate lobbying, like the expenses scandal, goes to the heart of why people are so fed up with politics … it's time we shone the light of transparency on lobbying in our country and forced our politics to come clean about who is buying power and influence".

In the light of increased transparency, inter-subjective independency, quantitative explicit results, comparability of results and methodological advantages (reproducibility and inclusion of subjective expert judgements), the expected value of assessing input variable uncertainty of energy models amounts to a better understanding of the associated uncertainty of an energy scenario.

And the bright light of transparency might do wonders for executives who think it should be business as usual for their firms.

Shining the bright light of transparency on interactions may thus impact on how they come to be interpreted in the longer term.

This means that despite the government's attempts to "shine a light of transparency" on the lobbying industry, many meetings where the BBA could exert influence over policy are happening under the radar and the public is unlikely ever to know what was discussed.

"It is in the common interest of both the public and the virtual currency industry to bring virtual currencies out of the darkness and into the light of day through enhanced transparency," Mr. Lawsky's notice said.