Sentence examples for transparent consultation from inspiring English sources

The Bank promises an open and transparent consultation process lasting until 15 November.

After that lightning raid, the secretary of state for culture, media and sport, John Whittingdale, came belatedly into the picture to promise an open and transparent consultation process.

A spokeswoman for the Group of Eight said that the delay would give the government an opportunity to engage in an "open and transparent consultation process".

In his manifesto, he's said he's opposed to "estate regeneration" except: Where there is resident support, based on full and transparent consultation, and that demolition is only permitted where it does not result in a loss of social housing or where all other options have been exhausted, with full rights for displaced tenants and a fair deal for leaseholders.

I trust the government, which has cross-party, cross-sector support for this – as, by the way, we have demonstrated in our extensive and transparent consultation process with both experts and the wider public – to take on with enthusiasm this vital challenge of defining and delivering a visible, truly world-leading strategy for public sector information.

Michael O'Higgins, chairman of The Pensions Regulator said: "We welcome the wider debate that a transparent consultation will bring to these fundamental issues, the outcomes of which will need to be clearly understood and worked through".

The UN Secretary-General has stressed the need for extensive, inclusive and transparent consultations to ensure that the new development framework is informed by the voices of people from all parts of the world and all sections of society.

Ms. Pianporn, who campaigns for the environmental group International Rivers, criticized plans for the construction of more dams on the Mekong without more transparent public consultations.

She blamed Chinese dams and the blasting of rapids to make the river more navigable for reduced fish catches, and she criticized plans for more dams without more transparent public consultations.

Addax is also ploughing 2,000 hectares of farmland and training local farmers to grow crops and improve subsistence practices.Land leases were signed after a long, transparent and public consultation process in which landowners were represented by a law firm to negotiate the lease terms.

Supporters Direct also "welcomed" the decision, but added: "The FA must create a democratic, transparent process for consultation in matters such as these, and one that ensures that supporters have the final say on such matters through a binding vote".