Sentence examples for transparency rating from inspiring English sources

He points to its high transparency rating by GuideStar, the nonprofit information service.

Finally, the auditors would use the information they have collected to assign a public, standardized "transparency rating," rather like a bond rating, to the audited companies.

It is ultimately run by the prime minister, according to the International Forum of Sovereign Wealth Funds, scoring a transparency rating of 2 on the Linaburg-Maduell Transparency Index, the same score as Saudi Arabia's and China's sovereign funds.

We have already created a semantic transparency dataset SimTransCNC 1.0 which contains the overall and constituent semantic transparency rating data of about 1200 Chinese bimorphemic nominal compounds which have mid-range word frequencies and consist of free morphemes (Wang et al. 2014a).

This model of price transparency, rating and reputation is thankfully becoming more common and I can see many more vertical markets where people4business' model would be highly applicable and desirable e.g Builders, Plumbers, Nannies – in fact anywhere where we deal with people and markets we don't know but where we have to frequently blindly trust they are reputable and offering a fair price.

The aid transparency index – an independent measure of transparency rated DfID programmes as "very good" on transparency.

Samsung says that the panels will be available as a black-and-white and as a color type and that they boast the world's highest transparency rates.

"We plan measures to improve methodology and transparency of rating of sovereign debt, to reduce excessive reliance by financial institutions on credit rating, to further reduce conflicts of interest and introduce more competition," he said.

The Treasury's recommendations include updating how assessment areas are delineated to better reflect the changing nature of banking, making the evaluation process more timely to enable greater accountability, increasing flexibility and clarity in that process to foster transparency in rating determinations, and incorporating performance incentives for banks to meet the needs of their communities.

Corruption is rife, with Transparency International rating the country one of the most corrupt in the world in 2012.

Transparency International rates Bulgaria as the 75th most troubled nation on its Corruption Perception Index.