transparency-diminishing
[/trænˈspærənsi dɪˈmɪnɪʃɪŋ/]
adjective
que reduz a transparência
1. Describing actions, policies, or practices that reduce openness, clarity, or public disclosure; characterized by decreasing visibility or understanding of information, processes, or operations
The new regulations were criticized as transparency-diminishing because they restricted public access to government documents.
Os novos regulamentos foram criticados por serem redutores de transparência porque restringiam o acesso público aos documentos do governo.
2. In organizational or political contexts, referring to measures that obscure accountability or reduce the availability of information to stakeholders
Environmental groups protested the transparency-diminishing clause that prevented disclosure of pollution data.
Grupos ambientalistas protestaram contra a cláusula que reduz a transparência, que impedia a divulgação de dados de poluição.
This term has gained prominence in both Brazilian and American political discourse, particularly in discussions about government accountability, corporate governance, and environmental protection. In Brazil, concerns about transparency-diminishing practices are closely tied to anti-corruption movements and calls for institutional reform. In the USA, the phrase is frequently used in debates about executive power, judicial proceedings, and corporate disclosure requirements.
NYC Slang
shady; under-the-table; hush-hush
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