Sentence examples for transparent competition from inspiring English sources

We have just witnessed a serious but transparent competition to elect the prime minister, with clear and distinct options.

I've been watching some of Sky's rival show Got to Dance, and at first assumed it was a more transparent competition.

Concern over the lack of transparent competition in filling some appointments led the Canadian delegation to draw attention, in a letter to Mr Gurría dated April 4th, to the fact that "the OECD secretariat and its senior management must embody, and be seen to embody, the very highest standards of good governance.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) — Two senators said on Thursday that they were dropping their objections on the nomination of a new Pentagon chief arms buyer after Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates reaffirmed his commitment to a fair, open and transparent competition for new aerial refueling planes.

That is still the double-talent of child performers, but with young sports prodigies now, there is also the appeal of the promise they seem to embody: of riches, of superior physical fitness and of fierce but meritocratic and seemingly transparent competition.

In this aspect, there is important a formation of such conditions that will provide a transparent competition among HCP.

"This oil field will be put up for transparent public competition".

The second alternative would be a marriage in which the financial risks of ill health are shared up to a point and raw, transparent price competition for the remainder.

The party – online and using its party conference – could hold a transparent national competition among party members to find perhaps five highly talented aspiring minority politicians who the national party would promote within local constituencies.

Number 10 said this would make the system more transparent and promote competition between the companies to offer the cheapest tariffs.

At least in its later stages, Thatcherite privatisation was concerned with the restructuring of government-owned industries to introduce price mechanisms, competition and transparent regulation, to offer a share of ownership to the public, and to promote general economic efficiency.