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Definition of «transparency»

Transparency refers to the quality or state of being transparent, which means that something is easily seen through. This can refer to objects, such as glass or plastic, that allow light to pass through them, making it possible to see through them. It can also refer to a lack of hidden agendas or ulterior motives, so that one's intentions and actions are easy to understand. In general usage, transparency refers to the quality of being open, honest, and direct in communication, with an aim towards building trust and accountability.

Usage examples

  1. The company is committed to maintaining transparency in all its financial transactions.
  2. The government promised to increase transparency in the decision-making process.
  3. The new software allows users to adjust the transparency level of images and text.
  4. The organization aims to achieve transparency by publishing their annual reports.
  5. The CEO emphasized the importance of transparency in communication within the team.
  6. The NGO advocates for transparency in the allocation of funds for social welfare programs.
  7. The journalist highlighted the lack of transparency in the recent political election.
  8. The university has faced criticism for the lack of transparency in its admissions process.
  9. The organization launched a campaign to promote transparency and accountability in public institutions.

Phrases with «transparency»

Sentences with «transparency»

  • The Russian government is considering tightening control over the activities of national real estate agents and to increase of transparency of their activities. (remonline.com)
  • One which allows for transparency in governments, while providing privacy for individuals. (coinjar.eu)
  • A portfolio comprised primarily of individual bonds offers more transparency of security holdings than shares of bond mutual funds which are only required to publish actual bond holdings at quarter - end. (danielstansey.com)
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