Sentence examples for transparency prevails from inspiring English sources

Opinions may differ about their implications, but transparency prevails.

The judicial processes of democratic societies are open to the public and the principle of transparency prevails.

Yet, compared to the previous state of affairs, in which no official doctrine on government transparency prevailed and even the state's most mundane functions were cloaked from public view, the FOIA marked a major improvement.

This indicated that at none of the campaign days fully clear sky conditions and high atmospheric transparency prevailed.

That led baseball, concerned about the lack of transparency that prevails in the hedge fund world, to require hedge funds to seek approval before doing things like buy debt.

This in turn legitimates the notion that [the corrupt] get away with it anyway". The AK Party pledged "[to wage a] most intensive struggle [against corruption]," and fully ensure "transparency and accountability prevail in every area of public life... [to prevent] the pollution of politics," but then Erdogan himself rejected any practical measures to tackle corruption, fearing damaging exposure.

"Openness prevails," the Obama memo on transparency and open government promised when it came to deciding whether or not a government agency should disclose a piece of information.

His statement said: "In the face of doubt, openness prevails" and talked of "accountability through transparency".

If he prevails, he will insist on greater transparency on how Unite spends money.

The answer is that, for a very long time, fiscal secrecy prevailed over transparency".

Second, despite all the agitation for transparency, secrecy continued to prevail in the Council chambers.