Sentence examples for transparency told from inspiring English sources

Johnson's father, Ray, who declined to take part in the inquiry owing to concerns over its independence and transparency, told the Guardian: "The summary seems that we will get what we feared – a whitewash.

Michael Hershman, an expert in transparency, told the BBC: "For the good of the sport Sepp Blatter should leave and let new blood come in.

"I promised transparency, not full transparency," Putney told reporters on Thursday.

On transparency, Cable told the cabinet that Britain would push for maximum transparency with "nothing to hide", with a transparency package that goes further than current EU proposals.

"There seems to be a connection between low accountability to citizens, low transparency, and how countries did in the financial and economic crisis over the last years," Daniel Freund of Transparency International told the BBC.

The cynosure of fairs is their transparency, he told me: "All trepidations checked at the door".

"One of the big pushes we made was for more transparency," she told me.

On a more serious note, he wanted to talk about governmental transparency, he told the reporters.

He submitted the bills for the "sake of clarity and transparency", but told Commons officials he "emphatically was not" claiming for the bell tower repairs, which cost £9,869.

"The only way to conduct an experiment that could wipe an entire species from the Earth is with complete transparency," he told me.

Liao Ran, an Asia specialist at Transparency International, told the International Herald Tribune that China's high-speed railway was shaping up to be "the biggest single financial scandal not just in China, but perhaps in the world".