Sentences with phrase «more openness and transparency»

Innovators at Stanford's Computer Science Department and Law School developed Lex Machina's Legal Analytics ® platform to provide more openness and transparency in intellectual property law.

And despite these calls for even more openness and transparency, deniers see no problem with abandoning these principles as long as the right conclusions are reached.

It's time to hold the line on taxes, it's time to create new jobs and bring more openness and transparency to county government.»

Out of one side of her mouth, Kirsten Gillibrand calls herself «a trailblazer for more openness and transparency,» while out of the other, she says «no» to the chance to make her case for reelection directly to New Yorkers.

Not exact matches

IMO, more companies should mold themselves around Huawei's ownership model, transparency, and openness.

Research shows that more and more people care about the origins of their food, and that they crave openness and transparency in labeling.

«With any luck, JPMorgan Chase believes in transparency and openness more than Lazio does — and will give New Yorkers an honest look at Lazio's financial arrangement with the bank, even if he'd prefer it stay under wraps.»

Lord Hague said an «age of greater transparency» would require more and more openness by public figures and that politics would be diminished if all were found to be squeaky clean.

Although the mayor campaigned on a promise of greater openness with the media and the public, he is currently fielding a number of cases seeking more transparency from the city.

«Improving openness and transparency of school statistics will also allow parents to have more informed discussions about raising standards in our schools.

The first demonstrable output from that will be an improved database with a degree of openness and transparency that is very much new and is likely to contain more than 35,000 stations globally.

We want more transparency and more openness.

Transparency and openness are essential to trust, and no industry needs to win back the public's trust more than the nuclear industry.

In this memo, you expressed your commitment to uphold the values of transparency and openness by «letting more sunlight into our Agency.»

In other words, judges would presumably be more inclined to use their discretion to protect litigants» (and other participants») privacy if doing so would not be regarded as sacrificing openness or transparency but rather as a facilitator of access and enabler of court control over its records.

While governance by opacity or obscurity may — like dictatorship — be more administratively convenient, this does not sit comfortably with the democratic values of openness, transparency and stakeholder accountability.

It is also interesting to note that research carried out by Dr Julia Brophy at Oxford University, Openness and Transparency in Family Courts: Messages from other Jurisdictions, found that in countries where there is more media access, such as Australia, there is no evidence of greater public understanding of the process.

As a humanistic model in which authenticity and openness are valued, EFT is more likely to use transparency and self - disclosure than models that emphasize insight or teaching skills.