Sentence examples for transparent ruling from inspiring English sources

A regional court handling the challenge of Tencent, a Chinese internet giant, by Qihoo, a local rival, issued a thoughtful and transparent ruling that could have come from a Western court.

There is hardly any electron absorbing material, indicating that during preparation of the material for the sections the metabolites that are stored therein have been released or that the metabolites are electron-transparent, but ruling out the presence of polymeric material that would be bound to the cell wall.

"The Agreement provides for more efficient and transparent customs procedures, advance rulings on how a product will be treated to prevent surprises at the border, and provisions that enable expedited shipping and reduced paperwork... Large companies have the resources to clear bureaucratic hurdles, but small ones do not have that luxury".

How the new patriots can square their ruling passion with Britain's transparent inability to rule the waves is beyond me.

Thousands of current account switchers face greater confusion and higher charges as banks scramble to make their account fees more transparent ahead of an Office of Fair Trading penalty charges ruling.

The dairy scandal raises the core question of whether the ruling Communist Party is capable of creating a transparent, accountable regulatory structure within a one-party system.

Presidential elections were first held on Aug. 8, however the results were annulled a month later by the Supreme Court, citing "irregularities and illegalities" and ruling that the outcome had been "neither transparent nor verifiable".

Nzolameso's lawyer, Jayesh Kunwardia, told the press after the ruling that councils would need to be more transparent about their decision to rehouse vulnerable people, in cheaper areas, miles away from the capital.

Muslims and civil rights advocates say the no-fly list disproportionately targets Muslims, and they hope the ruling will force the government to become more transparent about the highly secretive program.

Mrs. Merkel struck a confident note in speaking before Parliament, saying the ruling by the Federal Constitutional Court had "absolutely confirmed" her government's "transparent" handling of Europe's debt crisis in close consultation with Parliament.

We think it's important to be transparent about removals, whilst also protecting individual privacy, and we're applying the ruling across the whole of Europe".