Sentence examples for transparency difficulty from inspiring English sources

Jim Mellon, the head of iRegent, an investment firm, and one of Asia's pioneering shareholder activists, says: "There is still a general lack of transparency, difficulty in getting regulators to enforce rules and the treatment of shareholders as minor irritants to the interests of controlling families.

International negotiators decry the behaviour of "carbon cowboys", but they have to recognise that private capital can move a lot faster than plodding national and international legislation.Overshadowing all these discussions is the spectre of the CDM, which has been bedevilled by its lack of transparency and the difficulty of proving that its carbon offsets are genuine.

We're all too aware of the obvious issues to be solved: the lack of consistency and transparency, and the difficulty of vetting both the work of the garage and its customer service before you entrust your vehicle to them.

Academic research suggests that people should do precisely the opposite.Still, for all its difficulties, transparency is usually better than the alternative.

Cesar Padilla, from Chile, the first Latin American country to sign a trade agreement with China, would address mining companies' lack of transparency and the difficulties in holding them to account.

jWe note other problems with transparency including the difficulties of: defining the scope of disclosure (especially as insignificant gifts can create bias); mandating reporting; ensuring compliance (including the need for triangulation through disclosure of industry payments to individuals); and enforcing penalties.

The difficulty is transparency.

Working with the UN agencies and Somali local organisations has been a good experience for me, although there have been some critical obstacles such as transparency and overcoming the difficulties of fundraising.

It would be a mistake to underestimate Twitter's team and find comfort in their difficulties with transparency and developer trust.

"The reason we did it," he said, "is we see the trade-in and sale of a used car as one of the major pain points for owners who have difficulty in obtaining transparency on value of their car and the lack of alternative offers when they want to sell".

All these in addition to the fact that the country over the past 10 years has featured prominently amongst the most corrupt nations in the world (Transparency International 2013) emphasize the difficulty on the part of the government and other local stakeholders of finding resources for disaster management and putting them into effective use.