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Meanings of transparency in English
Property of an object or substance to transmit light with minimal scattering.
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Portuguese
transparência Catalan
transparència Synonyms
Examples for "transparence"
Examples for "transparence"
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By transparence people just mean that everybody should see everything that is going on.
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He had had Carlisle's feelings only at second-hand, through a medium perhaps wanting in transparence.
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The lens of each injury eye was conserved and the transparence of the lens was properly maintained.
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But her blood no longer spoke her thoughts, and the transparence of youth had changed to a brilliant density.
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There was something about his transparence, his vulnerable blend of impatience, suggestibility, and ardor that inspired me to tell the truth.
Russian
прозрачность Catalan
transparència Operating in such a way that it is easy for others to see what actions are performed; implies openness, communication, and accountability.
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Spanish
transparencia Quality of lossily compressed data being perceptually indistinguishable from the original.
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Usage of transparency in English
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Industry players say better transparency will help local communities and investors alike.
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Let us put transparency into our democracy at last, Mr Jospin said.
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Freemasonry's problem, however, is that there is a limit to its transparency.
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The technology, officials say, would bring greater transparency to the city departments.
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The Performance Measures tool arrives at an inflection point for government transparency.
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Photo: ANU The report and earlier ones lacked transparency, Mr Flanagan said.
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Which means, he said, there is an even greater need for transparency.
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Many believe greater transparency and accountability are needed to root out corruption.
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There will also be greater transparency and democracy in the decision-making process.
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Of course, transparency only works if everyone trusts the information being shared.
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This Government came to power on a promise of openness and transparency.
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Tax transparency: which companies paid the most and least tax in Australia?
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The report proposes transparency to the food supply chain across the EU.
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A better annuity market will require more transparency, competition and wider participation.
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Fair taxes, increased transparency and open trade are vital drivers of this.
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The carnage also revealed a dangerous lack of transparency in the market.
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Translations for transparency
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Transparency through the time
Transparency across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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