Sentence examples for transparent transfer from inspiring English sources

He welcomed the "historic, peaceful and transparent transfer of civilian power" but stopped short of naming Mr Sharif.

The euro's critics are right to complain that maintaining an economic federation without political institutions to enforce transparent accounting standards or maintain "solidarity" with transparent transfers from richer to poorer nations can lead to crises like "the Greek nightmare".

The euro's critics are right to complain that maintaining an economic federation without political institutions — to enforce transparent accounting standards or maintain "solidarity" with transparent transfers from richer to poorer nations — can lead to crises like "the Greek nightmare".

More focus is given to knowledge-based systems, which have apparent advantages over the others in allowing more transparent transfers of knowledge in the use of models and in furnishing the intelligent manipulation of calibration parameters.

This toolbox is designed to streamline the reconstruction process by removing the necessity for bookkeeping, while facilitating transparent data transfer between different software packages.

These highly conductive and transparent films transfer electrons by the carbon nanotube networks with a slightly deformed tube-to-tube junction feature.

The ion sponge provides a large trapping capacity and is highly transparent for transfer of ions, neutrals, and photons for gas phase ion processing.

From the basis of efficiency for both environmental and tax policies, the best design is an international permit trading system with transparent, enforceable transfer-pricing rules.

It will now be important for the public sector to make all these arrangements transparent, and to transfer contractors into employees wherever possible.

Finally, the Commission stands ready to support Guatemala in monitoring the next electoral process and guaranteeing a transparent and democratic transfer of power - as it did for the last elections in 1999.

The EU could learn from the Swiss "equalisation fund" (about 0.8% of GDP), which creates a transparent system of transfers from richer to poorer regions.