Sentence examples for well transparency from inspiring English sources
The phrase "well transparency" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a state of transparency that is positive or effective, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure. Example: "The company's commitment to well transparency has improved stakeholder trust."
Well, Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index is out now, and it's pretty transparent: The U.S. has dropped in the world rankings to 22nd, below Chile and just above Uruguay.
Mr. Graham and the show's curators — Bennett Simpson of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles (where it originated this year) and Chrissie Iles of the Whitney — have clearly worked to depart from the usual retrospective format, trying to achieve a greater degree of, well, transparency.
Glassy polycarbonate (PC) is a widely used engineering material in industries, since it has high strength and toughness as well as good transparency.
If US companies flee the market in anticipation of the new law, buyers from other countries with less well-established transparency obligations may well become the main customers for unverified minerals.
Going forward, there must be a continued focus on the delivery of basic services, as well as transparency and accountability.
Public consent for the roll-out of sensors, as well as transparency around how they will be used, is vital.
"But I think over time we've started to realize that it can have a big impact as well and transparency can really help a lot there".
But parents deserve real science in making up their minds, as well as transparency from professional bodies offering what is, ostensibly, purely medical advice.
Nader said the organization's commitment to integrity meant stiff punishments for trainers and jockeys, as well as transparency — the veterinary history of each of its horses is available to the public.
Nader, a longtime executive with the New York Racing Association, said that Hong Kong's commitment to integrity also meant stiff punishments for trainers and jockeys, as well as transparency — the veterinary history of each of its horses is available to the public.
Any kind of scientific work requires explicit aims and framework conditions as well as transparency and comprehensibility.
