open and aboveboard การใช้

• Generally, a bank will want to work with people who are open and aboveboard.
• In fact, the enmity between the Allies and the USSR is comparatively open and aboveboard.
• They were open and aboveboard transactions,
• It also turned upside down pledges by Putin and the Russian government that any auction would be open and aboveboard.
• "It can't be an open and aboveboard thing, " said Vickie Jacobs, director of the clinic.
• He said " everything here is open and aboveboard, " but acknowledged that only big donors were allowed to attend.
• It also turned upside down pledges by the Russian government, and by Putin himself, that any auction would be open and aboveboard.
• Foreign Ministry spokesman Cui Tiankai said China has always been " open and aboveboard " in its dealings with the United States and other countries.
• Such points are allegations that a bill, on its way through the legislative maze to the floor, violated the House rules designed to keep government open and aboveboard.
• Societies with banking systems that are open and aboveboard and that have the self-discipline to put their houses in order _ to stamp out corruption, cronyism, and unproductive and inefficient state controls _ are likely to prosper.
• He was open and aboveboard, paid attention to the interests of the whole, observed Party discipline, was strict in " dissecting " himself and good at uniting the mass of cadres, and upheld the unity and solidarity of the Party.