Sentence examples for treat transparency from inspiring English sources

A judge vacated the restraining order, but the case is a symptom of a political culture that has come to treat transparency as an expensive distraction at best.

Coloradans need to demand that their government, state and local, treat transparency as a core mission and not a distraction -- even if that means government must absorb more of the cost of responding to records requests.

"This is a man who treats transparency as an afterthought.

Over a career spent scheming in the back rooms of Japanese politics, he has made and broken alliances, toppled governments and, with laconic disdain, treated transparency and other democratic norms as so many Western pretences.

The debate about how to make AI safe has ignored the need for a nuanced, targeted approach to regulation, treating algorithmic transparency and explainability like silver bullets without considering their many downsides.

"The hurdle [to widespread blockchain adoption in the enterprise] is that those who have traditionally designed or transformed business models in large enterprise settings have systematically and habitually treated trust and transparency as second, sometimes third level characteristics of a business model.

Refreshing our existing ethical framework and also asking about three new areas – responsible banking, transparency and treating customers fairly.

And we often share our deep contempt for some of the ways the government of Malaysia, and perhaps the airline, has behaved, with their issues of transparency and treating the families with dignity.

Wright said there is still no discussion among the political class about reforming prisons, improving their oversight or transparency, or treating prisoners better.

We are guided by our values as expressed by a set of principles: ensuring generosity, empathy, dignity, and transparency and treating our colleagues, whether they are leaving or staying with us, with the respect they deserve.

Nevertheless, we treat this case separately for transparency.