Sentence examples for transparent legislative from inspiring English sources

In 1905 the Colorados won the first largely transparent legislative election in 30 years, and domestic stability was finally attained.

"We all agree on the need to tackle tax avoidance, but such reform should come from a transparent legislative process within the EU and through consensus building in international fora," says Kroes.

We all agree on the need to tackle tax avoidance, but such reform should come from a transparent legislative process within the EU and through consensus building in international fora, such as the OECD.

In an accountable and transparent legislative system, the Monsanto Protection Act would have had to be considered by the Agriculture Committee, complete with testimony by relevant parties.

Whenever provided an opportunity, Colorado voters have expressed their overwhelming support for an open, transparent legislative process focused on doing the right thing.

Since these features of an accountable and transparent legislative system were not honored and because I think the policy itself is unacceptable, I have offered an amendment to the farm bill which would repeal this rider in its entirety.

"Australia has cutting edge capabilities in stem cell research and is home to world-class scientists who undertake research and development on embryonic and adult stem cells under a clear and transparent national legislative framework," Livesey explains.

The goal is to find new ways to use the social network to make information about the legislative process more transparent and to help members of the public more easily engage with lawmakers.

For example, the legislative elections last September were more transparent than in the past, but recent investigations in the press here have raised serious questions about their fairness.

In a statement issued on Saturday afternoon, its spokesperson Victoria Nuland said: "As evidenced by international and domestic observers, Liberia's 11 October first-round presidential and legislative elections were fair, free and transparent".

The report criticized the present legislative and regulatory framework as "arbitrary, non-transparent and prone to manipulations," and recommended a competitive bidding process for the allocation and pricing of natural resources, Tehelka wrote.