Примеры использования To a lack of transparency на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This leads to a lack of transparency and does not facilitate effective investment decisions;
However, we do not agree that this is due to a lack of"transparency" from the United Nations.
Due to a lack of transparency, the real extent of land grabbing is difficult to assess.
Second, unavailability of documents led to a lack of transparency in the Committee's activities.
This has made it more difficult to identify who is actually controlling the structures andaccounts thereby contributing to a lack of transparency.
However, due to a lack of transparency, it is impossible to verify how the funds were used.
In some communications, the absence of information on assumptions led to a lack of transparency in the GHG projections presented.
This approach may lead to a lack of transparency and inconsistency in project pricing if not carefully controlled.
He was concerned that consolidating the budget process would weaken the role of Member States in setting the programmatic priorities of the Organization and lead to a lack of transparency and accountability.
It leads to a lack of transparency, to the perceived fragmentation and ultimately to the decreasing interest of donors in UNCTAD technical cooperation.
Public taxes are often usedto provide private benefits: this can lead to a lack of transparency and equity and can undermine citizens' trust and willingness to comply with tax obligations;
Pretending the trade-off does not exist and taking non-competition criteria into account surreptitiously(i.e. cloak public interest policy in competition analysis),but this leads to a lack of transparency and proper reasoning;
From 2010 to 2012, owing to a lack of transparency in the management of human resources, the staff of the National Demining Centre once again increased to 720 employees.
In addition, data on inmate deaths or injuries are often missing, incomplete or inadequate,contributing to a lack of transparency CAT/OP/MEX/1, para. 173; CAT/OP/MDV/1, para. 115; CAT/OP/BEN/1, para. 223; A/HRC/18/32/Add.2, para. 54.
Owing to a lack of transparency within the Government of Liberia, credible data on the timber sector are lacking, and it is difficult to determine the actual amount and disposition of the revenue raised.
Corruption remains prevalent in the public sector, notably in education,due mainly to a lack of transparency in public financing and weak parliamentary oversight, which affects the efficiency of resources allocated and services provided for children.
Some participants also expressed concern that some of the options presented could increase prices and affect liquidity of the market, causing a shift in transactions from'spot' to forward contracts andthus lead to a lack of transparency in the market.
This process is not always advantageous as firstly,it leads to a lack of transparency and reproducibility in determining costs and secondly, carrying out the cost estimation for a complete tool set is very time-consuming and cumbersome.
Nevertheless, an interlocutor cautioned that, despite the vast improvements in the annual report, the General Assembly's concernsabout greater transparency had not diminished, suggesting that the sources of concern were more structural than related to a lack of transparency.
It also excludes associated costs, which tend to be omitted from ERP budgets,leading to a lack of transparency of the actual implementation costs and preventing the governing bodies of the projects from taking timely and informed decisions to mitigate risks, including the risk of a lack of funding.
UNCT noted that setting up a social organization outside the State's orbit of mass organizations and"special" organizations was subject to a complicated regulatory authorization procedure, andthe classification system determined in different decrees on associations led to a lack of transparency and an unequal playing field for social organizations.
The questionnaire responses also identified problems with respect to the Secretariat's assistance to civil society, particularly as regards the participation of non-governmental organizations(NGOs) in the COP and other activities, with some 15 per cent considering this to be less than satisfactory, andcountries in both groups pointing to a lack of transparency in the selection process.
Moreover, where local government functions and fiscal powers have been devolved and some attempt at capacity development has been made, the benefits of decentralization have been captured by the local elite,with some local governments virtually becoming"family fiefdoms" due to a lack of transparency and the absence of a vibrant civil society that can keep government accountable.
In addition to such methodological issues,there was a lack of transparency as to what was the actual methodology used and what the source data was.
The report concludes to the absence of accountability of PRRA officers,their lack of institutional independence and a lack of transparency as to qualifications and training of PRRA officers.
Similarly, it is unacceptable for the work of the Council orits mechanisms to continue to be characterized by a lack of transparency or balance.
With regard to allegations of a lack of transparency in the appointment of parliamentary advocates, the Committee would appreciate further information on how candidates for those positions were selected.
In his 2005 report to the Commission on Human Rights(E/CN.4/2005/7)the Special Rapporteur drew attention to the problem of a lack of transparency in relation to the death penalty.
The IGO has recommended continued attention to these issues,since some NGOs continue to report a lack of transparency in their relationship with field offices, coupled with the fact that they are treated as contractors rather than partners.
The Committee stresses that this situation could lead to a lack of accountability and transparency in the procurement process.