Sentences with phrase «even less transparency»

Despite sharing robust billing guidelines with their law firms, some departments still have little influence and even less transparency when it comes to how their funds are spent — or the value of the services received.

«It's difficult to reconcile someone who wanted to do away with a corruption - prone process only to usher in a larger process with even less transparency and a mechanism to give money directly to private businesses.»

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There's already a lack of transparency when it comes to drug prices, and employers may have even less information if the insurer and the pharmacy benefit manager are the same entity.

Despite the rhetoric of democracy there is a lack of transparency m discussions of officials with the IMF / WB authorities and their decisions regarding conditionalities often imposed on the debtor countries without clear exposure even to Parliament and its select committees, much less to the general public affected by them.

For Hilbert, B Corp certification is less a marketing tool, since consumers don't know much about it, than a tool to improve the the supply chain for the ingredients in her company's products, but Red Duck's commitment to transparency goes even beyond that.

Despite the statement's promises of inclusiveness and transparency there was no specific discussion of the board's process in the statement — not even a vote count, much less a list of who voted which way.

With all due respect, however, I personally believe a larger reason the public has had a less than perfect view of the industry is due to a perception that the industry has not always been as open as it could be to innovation, competition (especially in the form of so - called disruptive models), or even transparency.

«Selling out typically means higher leverage and an investor base with a short - term investment horizon; going private, even when the family remains involved, means higher leverage, less transparency, and less investment in core controls.»