Sentence examples for transparency details from inspiring English sources

"With the rise of ubiquitous online social networks, rapid news cycles and greater information transparency, details regarding your professional affiliations – organizations and people you've worked with, for example – are only a few clicks away.

"In addition to disclosing more specific transparency details, the next wave of clean label challenges manufacturers and retailers to democratize transparency and traceability so that products are accessible to all consumers regardless of household income," writes the author of the report, Jenny Zegler, Mintel global food and drink analyst.

The solution is corporate and administrative transparency, detailed guidelines, minimising discretion and arbitrariness, and clear oversight.

Anxious legislators have proposed a five-bill package, the "Consumer Prescription Protection Act," that's designed to even the score, as well as to regulate PBMs and force more accounting transparency (detailing, for example, the rebates they receive from pharmas).

In a country regarded as one of the world's most corrupt — ranked 164th of 176 by Transparency International — details of Angola's politicized reconstruction are incomplete.

"In the spirit of openness and transparency these details are recorded and made available to the public through freedom of information requests".

Despite the committee's calls for increased transparency, various details from the report are redacted (as is typical for intelligence agency-related reports) — including, as The Intercept notes, specific case studies provided to the committee by GCHQ to apparently 'prove' the efficacy of mass surveillance in preventing terrorist attacks.

Google, Microsoft and Twitter publish transparency reports detailing government requests for information, but these reports do not include FISA requests because they are not allowed to acknowledge them.

In 2010, it became the first major tech company to publish a transparency report detailing certain government requests for user information.

Internet giants like Yahoo and Google, meanwhile, have published so-called transparency reports detailing the types of information they share with government agencies.

The party's use of transparency websites (detailing all spending, including salaries), voting tools and online debate is already cutting-edge.