Sentence examples similar to transparent implication from inspiring English sources

A structured TIE policy would have enabled a more accountable and transparent elimination or implication process".

This influence on public discussion has been nothing short of malignant, resorting to emotional blackmail and transparent scaremongering – ugly implications as false as they are cruel.

This paper is concerned with making more transparent the equity implications of transport policies that are designed to change people's travel behaviours; explicitly those designed to mitigate the carbon impacts of the domestic transport sector.

A spokesman for Newcastle city council said: "Newcastle is one of the very few councils that is setting out three years of its budget rather than year by year and is therefore being much more transparent about the implications of the government's austerity measures.

Is the outcome clearly defined and are the implications transparent?

(Parent 4) The 'campaigners against change' also expressed concern that, despite its length and the pledges to improve care, the document was not transparent about the implications of the proposals for patients.

"It's only those that are born in the wilderness get to see the promised land," she says, which clearly has implications for Transparent's characters.

The graphene/ITO hybrid film as a flexible transparent electrode has important implications for future devices.

Now, a consumer can direct message a designer or CEO via social media, he said, noting that the channel has positive implications for transparent communications at every level.

CEA provides both a systematic framework for organizing complex information and a structured process for reaching transparent judgments about the implications of such information.

As outlined in Figure 2, the CEA process is designed to yield transparent judgments about the implications of information contained in the CEA framework.