Sentence examples for transparently trying from inspiring English sources

On the leave side, there has been toxic rhetoric from some, while more mainstream figures like Boris Johnson and Michael Gove are transparently trying to have it both ways, by promising simultaneously to increase and reduce non-EU migration.

And when industries are so transparently trying to stoke our insecurities in order to get us to buy more stuff, our ears should perk up a little bit and we should ask: is this about the fun in playing with the aesthetics of our physical bodies?

The courts, which adhere to civil law, lack the capacity to quickly and transparently try the cases in the judicial system, often forcing defendants to pass lengthy pretrial detentions in unsanitary and overcrowded prisons.

SPAG-ing, on the other hand, is being done transparently by straight celebrities trying to validate us queers by suggesting queer people are OK, because they're just like normal people!

Arzate's case could have been tried transparently if the Military Justice Code reform, that Mexican Congress approved on April 30, had existed at the time.

"But trying to move more transparently means things move more slowly".

"The company acted transparently and in good faith in trying to protect our patents," Lundbeck said in a statement.

"The Tories trying to impose an entirely transparently self-serving system of Tory votes for English laws on the House of Commons, in order to give more say to their MPs.

"We're not ducking them, we're trying to lay them out as transparently as we can.

"The commissions had such a bad image that it was important from the start to do things as openly and transparently as possible, so I spent a long time trying to get evidence declassified," Davis told me.

He suggested that the RBI's moves seemed to compare unfavourably with developments in China and elsewhere.The RBI insists that it is merely doing its duty, by trying to ensure that banking operations are run transparently and are controlled by reputable managements, without portfolio investors from either India or abroad holding dominant stakes.