Sentence examples for to deliver transparency from inspiring English sources

How is that going to deliver transparency and trust?

This government has done more to deliver transparency around the BBC's spending than any other, opening up their accounts to an unprecedented level of scrutiny by the National Audit Office.

This study attempts to deliver transparency in terms of access to data and model performance statistics.

"The one thing we have been trying to do is deliver transparency, longevity and certainty and Ed has smashed it to smithereens," he said.

"They must now apologise and deliver transparency to begin to foster reconciliation with the coalfield communities".

As co-chair alongside Indonesia, Britain will focus on supporting members to deliver their transparency commitments.

"But we are challenging the director general [Mark Thompson] to work urgently on a plan to deliver greater transparency about who is at the top end of the talent pay scale.

"Today's economic environment demands that financial institutions have more cash on hand, a better understanding of their financial standing and the ability to deliver more transparency to stakeholders," Rob Ashe, I.B.M.'s general manager of business analytics, said in a statement.

Investigations announced by HMRC and the Financial Conduct Authority are an important step in the UK's response to the evidence brought to light by the Panama leak, but our own government needs to set out a clear plan for the UK, including action to deliver greater transparency and to tackle British overseas territories engaged in practices that are morally and practically corrupt.

However, in June Lyons, announced that the corporation planned to publish the pay of its top stars in salary bands and challenged Thompson "to work urgently on a plan to deliver greater transparency about who is at the top end of the talent pay scale".

However, Unlock Democracy has published its own bill that seeks to deliver real transparency over who is lobbying whom, what's being spent and who lobbyists are working for – if a special adviser is also working for a tobacco company we need to know about it.