Sentence examples for transparent frameworks from inspiring English sources

On top of this, Better Business will consider the critical issues of ethics and trust, and how large organisations can best adopt the open and transparent frameworks necessary to enhance these fundamental principles in the eyes of customers.

"Such reforms include: preventing government access to data without proper legal process; assuring that providers are not required to locate infrastructure within a country's border; promoting the free flow of data across borders; and avoiding conflicts among nations through robust, principled, and transparent frameworks that govern lawful requests for data across jurisdictions".

The bill does not go far enough, the group notes, saying that "preventing government access to data without proper legal process" and "transparent frameworks that govern lawful requests for data across jurisdictions" remains areas where work is needed.

Second, it establishes a transparent framework for evaluating countries' performance against their commitments.

However, the "fair and transparent" framework announced yesterday will benefit a larger number of men than women.

The federal parliament also needs to adopt electoral reforms to provide a credible and transparent framework for the next parliamentary elections, due in 2013.

"In order to avoid conflicting laws, there should be a robust, principled, and transparent framework to govern lawful requests for data across jurisdictions, such as improved mutual legal assistance treaty – or "MLAT" – processes," say the companies.

In a hint of how President Bush might resolve the debate over embryonic stem cell experiments, Senator Bill Frist, a transplant surgeon and close ally of the president, announced today that he supported federal financing for the research "within a very carefully regulated, fully transparent framework".

This paper proposes a further advancement in integrated assessment procedures by setting up an operational multi-scale and transparent framework, which comprises the assessment of European regions in terms of sustainability, and the identification of the impact that policy options might have on the sustainability of these regions.

The objective of the Protocol is to provide a transparent framework for the acquisition and sharing of genetic resources on fair and equitable terms that facilitate the conservation of biological diversity and associated traditional knowledge.

As just described, the BBN approach provides a transparent framework for deriving eruption scenario probabilities which can be used then as initiating likelihoods for quantitative assessments of contingent hazards and risks.