Sentence examples for transparency notes from inspiring English sources

They're often considered partners in the industry's mission to break the chaebols' grip on the economy and promote financial transparency, notes Ilsuk Han, the managing director of NetResearch, a Seoul research company.

On Thursday, Dowd released a memo outlining the administration's commitment to transparency, noting that more than 20 White House officials have voluntarily given interviews.

Australia's support for financing the transition to renewable energy was rated as "medium" by Climate Transparency, noting there had been "prolonged policy uncertainty resulting from volatile political support for substantive climate change policy".

The letter also takes her to task for "lack of transparency"—noting in particular Moore's arrival.

El Pais is in favour of transparency, noting that "alarm can only be avoided through abundant, accurate and credible information".

In Alabama, Cahaba Riverkeeper praised Colonial for its transparency, noting that within an hour of hearing of the leak the company invited the group to monitor the damage.

Addressing reporters after Johnson's confirmation, Emanuel said "there's no question there's work we have to do in restoring trust and building certain values of transparency," noting he had not yet seen the report and could not comment on it specifically until he had been briefed. .

Commenting on the world's mining and petroleum industries, the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative notes that "3.5 billion people live in resource-rich countries.

Before outlining her plans to reform government transparency, Brown noted her predecessor's work.

In 2013, Transparency International noted that his party had "shown increasingly autocratic tendencies".

Transparency International noted that most of the "Arab Spring countries" were ranked in the bottom half of the index.