Sentence examples for transparent declaration from inspiring English sources

It is simply a transparent declaration of a condition, so that others can be aware.

It also contains four new points: a further five-year embargo on conventional weapons, an eight-year embargo on missiles, the "managed" inspection of military sites and the transparent declaration of Iran's past and future nuclear activities (through the International Atomic Energy Agency).

A DTC where members have shared evaluation principles and priorities of value of drugs is important as well as transparent declaration of potential conflict of interests for all involved experts according to a guideline [ 10].

"Love you back," he replied, with transparent sincerity, to an inaudible declaration that came from the floor of the D.N.C. last night, during the ovation that preceded his speech to the Convention and the nation.

Likewise, the HAS approach towards CoI and the declaration of these is detailed and transparent.

In all, the statement was a head-spinner, if only because it boiled down to a declaration that the current administration would be less transparent than the prior administration because the prior administration wasn't transparent enough.

One of the first key issues faced by young researchers at the beginning of their careers is the "prospect of an extended period of career insecurity with non-transparent career progression," the authors highlight in the declaration.

The starting-point for the constitution, the 2001 Laeken declaration, talked of making the union more transparent and bringing it "closer to its citizens".

Other declarations could be described as less than transparent: home office minister Lynne Featherstone records a meeting with "various companies", while culture minister Ed Vaizey meets with "major publishers" to discuss "numerous issues".

Frayn's declaration about Copenhagen is perhaps a little less transparent: "the epistemology of intention is what it is all about", though one sees what he means.

The Charleston Courier, for example, rejected the Declaration's assertion of human equality ("the barefaced and transparent fallacies with which the production of Mr. Jefferson opens"), but maintained that secession faithfully enacted the Declaration's principle of self-government.