Sentences with phrase «introduced more transparency»

Each cycle of the panel's climate reviews has introduced more transparency.

Meanwhile, in a letter to general secretary Iain McNicol, Mr Corbyn said Labour should introduce more transparency into the process of suspending members.

This wealth of public data represents a powerful tool in improving access to justice — one that could help break down public perceptions of opacity and exclusivity, and introduce more transparency and trust.

Not exact matches

Richard Cordray introduced new mortgage servicing industry intended to provide more transparency and accuracy.

The head of the health department also said the national process for evaluating new drugs would be made more efficient and measures to ensure greater transparency in funding and drug provision issues would be introduced.

A bill is being introduced by Congressman Brian Higgins that supporters say will bring more transparency to the Social Security Administration, as well as more public input in cases of field office closings.

As part of his agenda for the 2018 - 2021 legislative session, Williams said he would seek more support for members to have bills drafted and introduced independently as well as push for more transparency on the sponsorship of bills during the drafting process.

That is why we have introduced major reforms through the Higher Education and Research Act, including the Transparency Duty which will require all universities to publish data broken down by gender, ethnicity and socio - economic background, shining a light on institutions that need to do more to widen access.»

Accreditation: Legislation has been introduced in both the House and the Senate that will bring more transparency and accountability to the accreditation ratings process.

In a latest move to bring in more transparency in costs for home loan borrowers, RBI has introduced an Indian Banks Base Rate (IBBR) which is now used as a new benchmark for floating rate products.

We believe that introducing a licence where two or more litters are bred and sold a year would bring cat breeding out of the shadows, give greater transparency and introduce safeguards through licence conditions and inspections.

More sophisticated clients are becoming wise to this trend though, with many insisting on pricing transparency to ensure that marking up of contract rates is not introduced to their final bills and thus ensure cost savings are passed on to them.

See our post of March 6, 2018, Ontario Introduces Pay Transparency Legislation, for more information about the Bill.

Transparency International Canada (TI - Canada, a non-governmental anti-corruption organization) is calling for the federal government to amend the Criminal Code and all levels of Canadian governments to introduce more robust legislative protection for whistleblowers in the private sector.

The UK government is soon to introduce the Investigatory Powers Bill with the intention of cracking down on legal transparency, but while the Human Rights Committee deems this a «significant step forward,» it states that there is a need for more safeguards.

Right now, the European Union is working on introducing the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which is intended to give users more transparency about how their data is used.

The PATENT, or Protecting American Talent and Entrepreneurship, Act was introduced earlier this month and would clarify pleading standards; protect end users; reasonably limit early discovery; create more risk for bad actors; curb abusive demand letters; and increase transparency.