But others, such as Patargo, had built their networks based on years of critiquing an untransparent government.
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He said the United States had been "dishonest and untransparent" in how it had dealt with the election.
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Using one product to subsidise another is how the banks got into the untransparent state they're in – offering free current accounts and overcharging elsewhere.
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Many real estate platforms in the U.S. are shifting toward a similar iBuyer model; however, this system may be even more apt for the Latin American market, where property sales are notoriously untransparent, bureaucratic and tedious.
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In 2019, McGuinness proposed a plan that would privilege religious groups in consultations with the European Parliament. The proposal was shelved after a group of MEPs complained that it would create "a highly undesirable and untransparent privileged lobby channel for religious organisations".
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Henderson said that "there was nothing untransparent", and that failure to complete was "very standard" in the industry, and the buyers' initial deposits had been forfeited. The company said the properties would be remarketed.Cheng, Jonathan (16 June 2010). Henderson Land Calls Cancellations 'Standard', The Wall Street Journal The government has pledged to follow up on the transactions.
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Recent (since 2010) trails of high-profile political figures Yulia Tymoshenko, Yuriy Lutsenko, Igor Didenko, Anatoliy Makarenko and Valeriy Ivaschenko have been described by the European Commission, the United States and other international organizations as "unfair, untransparent and not independent" and "selective prosecution of political opponents". President Viktor Yanukovych stated late February 2012 these trails "didn't meet European standards and principles".
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Some considered the way in which it had been drawn up to be reasonably untransparent, and the result of political horse-trading. In the preamble, a statement that "Kosovo is an autonomous province of Serbia with significant autonomy" was included. It was decided that the constitutional referendum was to be held on October 28 and October 29. All major political parties supported the draft and began a public campaign for the referendum.
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He aims "to draw attention to forms of invisible power that operate in the world", believing that "power is always problematic" because it is inherently "arbitrary and untransparent"."Biography". Lewis Bush. Accessed 27 February 2018. Bush's The Memory of History (2012), is about Europe's forgetfulness of its unresolved past and that past's re-emergence, as evidenced in the time of the European debt crisis;Alan Knox, "Lewis Bush: The Memory of History". Hotshoe.
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On January 4, 2013, there were held elections for the offices of President and Vice-President of the Superior Council of Magistracy. The prosecutor Oana Schmidt Hăineală was chosen as president of the SCM, after being heard by the members of SCM, with his rival, the judge Mircea Aron. The conduct of elections triggered disputes and controversies between Superior Council of Magistracy and National Union of Judges in Romania, that roughly criticized the elections, whereon it considers untransparent and unprofessional. Likewise, the Magistrates Association in Romania expressed dissatisfaction with the appointment of Oana Hăineală as head of the SCM.
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Following his party's internal elections, which he is disputing against Luís Montenegro and Miguel Pinto Luz, Rui Rio stated that Freemasonry "is everywhere" and trying to "condition Portuguese society" by giving this organization obscure and untransparent motivations. Rio's statements were a response to Paulo Mota Pinto, in which this jurist, professor and politician referred to the PSD president further clarification on the alleged "dark interests" who want to dominate the party following Rio's statements, in January 2019, regarding Montenegro's Freemansonry ties. Rio admitted to perceiving Paulo Mota Pinto's reference and replied: "When I am talking about secret, obscure, little transparent interests, I am referring clearly to Freemasonry". He further went on saying that he "senses" that the Freemasons "are everywhere and trying to condition many things," and that he has "no doubt about that".
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While it was more or less universally accepted that the new constitution draft was a significant improvement over the 1990 constitution, the main objections of the public were directed at the untransparent way in which the draft was drawn up and approved by parliament. Even President Tadić acknowledged that "...I sense a certain uneasiness that we did not have a full public discussion about the constitution, due to the speed and pace at which it was seems to be adopted". Several international law experts and independent analysts pointed out that the new article 16, which states that all international treaties must comply with the provisions of the constitution, sets up an inherent conflict, and can present an obstacle to the country's accession to European Union. Another obstacle was how to ensure the constitutional limit of 50% of registered voters.
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In October 2006, McCain said that he believed the former President Bill Clinton and his administration were to blame for the North Korea's weapons of mass destruction. He said that the U.S. had "concluded an unenforceable and untransparent agreement", allowing North Korea to keep plutonium rods in a reactor."John McCain Criticizes Clintons on North Korea: Senator Says Diplomacy Should Be Used As First Resort", ABC News, October 11, 2006 In an article he wrote for the November/December 2007 issue of Foreign Affairs, he referred to North Korea as a "totalitarian regime," and said that it was necessary for North Korea be committed to "verifiable denuclearization" and "full accounting of all its nuclear materials and facilities" before any "lasting diplomatic agreement can be reached.""An Enduring Peace Built on Freedom" , Foreign Affairs magazine, November/December 2007 In a 2003 interview with PBS's Frontline he called the Clinton policy towards North Korea "appeasement" and said the U.S. should've attacked North Korea in the Clinton years to prevent a nuclear capability.
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