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Meanings of more transparent in anglès

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Usage of more transparent in anglès
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In 2010, new rules required funds to become more transparent and liquid.
Reuters
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We're going to make government more transparent and more accountable, she said.
Reuters
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Some countries have introduced laws to make the supply chain more transparent.
Reuters
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Ms Moss said the ministry was making changes and being more transparent.
Radio NZ
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Muyembe said communicators had been appointed to make the process more transparent.
Reuters
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The government says the NHS has been made safer and more transparent.
BBC
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TRANSPARENCY Some ETF providers are seeking to make the practice more transparent.
Reuters
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The clouds became thinner and more transparent although still covering the sky.
Twenty-six and One, and Other Stories
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Other players are already making the giant over-the-counter derivatives market more transparent.
Reuters
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Political analysts say the case shows Turkey is becoming more transparent.
Reuters
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Aviation New Zealand CEO John Nicholson wanted the government to be more transparent.
Radio NZ
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Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash talked up the benefits of a more transparent industry.
Radio NZ
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He said a carbon tax would be more transparent than a cap-and-trade market.
Reuters
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They warn that funds could shift to African economies seen as more transparent.
Reuters
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CEBS needs to go further in making the process more transparent, analysts said.
Reuters
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The workings of our democracy need to be refurbished and made more transparent.
The Irish Times
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