It heralds the most transparent markets Europe has ever known.
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It is "public comment" in its rawest, most transparent form.
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Not the most transparent disclosure in history, that's for sure.
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Could the Trump administration be the most transparent in history?
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"It's the most transparent record I've ever made," Frost told me.
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She also says she's the most transparent candidate in the race.
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"The process is the most transparent we've ever used," Sultanzoy said.
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But don't claim he is the most transparent president of all time.
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TRUMP: This may be the most transparent judicial selection process in history.
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"If this administration claims to be the 'most transparent in history' and Clinton the 'most transparent person in public life,' then they should prove it, release these records and allow the American people to hold her accountable," he said.
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It is also made of glass — the most transparent and breakable of materials.
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Those over 65, perhaps not surprisingly, were the most transparent with each other.
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"Everything's Alright," meanwhile, might be one of the most Transparent songs ever written.
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He also claimed Facebook has the most transparent political ads of any media.
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The Obama administration has long called itself the most transparent administration in history.
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Donald Trump is running what might be the most transparent administration in history.
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"Our campaign strives to be the most transparent in the field," Schmuhl said.
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GUTFELD: This White House is the most transparent thing in the history of history.
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Weekly U.S. stockpile figures are among the most transparent and closely watched inventory data.
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The iPhone Upgrade Program is potentially the most transparent of all the upgrade programs.
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Apparently New York invented sex and the most transparent euphemisms that go along with it.
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The Scandinavian countries also rank among the least corrupt and most transparent in the world.
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I consider them to be the most transparent-sounding closed-back headphones in the world.
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I've been the most transparent public official in modern times as far as I know.
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"Spain was a dictatorship, so it was not the most transparent government in the world."
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CPC search advertising has thus far been the most transparent model in a non-transparent system.
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"Now, Hillary Clinton says she is the most transparent candidate in modern history," said Leno, 66.
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Though Obama promised the "most transparent administration in history," his administration initially kept visitor logs private.
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He stanned for Brooklyn Nine-Nine at one point, his most transparent look of the weekend.
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Yet, at the same time, Green and Gray offers the most transparent view of Maguire himself.
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" Clinton can be heard saying, "I think I'm probably the most transparent person in public life.
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People are really looking for the most transparent, honest, direct way to connect with one another.
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This year, the goal is to make our primary endorsement process the most transparent to date.
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ITALY PM CONTE SAYS TOLD SALVINI HE WANTS GOVT CRISIS TO BE MOST TRANSPARENT IN ITALY'S HISTORY
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The IPO market was the most transparent proxy we could find, and while imperfect, it is instructive.
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Yet, at the same time, Green and Gray offers the most transparent view of Rick Maguire himself.
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The United States has some of the most transparent and closely watched inventory data in the world.
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"Well, it turns out I'm the most transparent president probably in the history of this country," he added.
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Rossello made a show of stating that Puerto Rico's rebuilding process would be the most transparent in history.
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Minister Joaquin Coldwell said the process of auctions had been the most transparent in the history of Mexico.
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This is why Peter Baker says, "Hey, this is probably the most transparent White House ever," you know?
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For their part, Republicans have continued to argue that Kavanaugh's nomination is among the most transparent in years.
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For a president who says his is the "most transparent" administration in history, this picture sure is cloudy.
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Lacy is, however, the one who has been most transparent about possible cheat meals after successful weigh-ins.
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Companies were then given a score on a scale of 0 to 7.33, where 10 was the most transparent.
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During his presidential campaign in 2007, Obama promised he would have the most transparent and accountable administration in history.
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" Perrine, the Trump campaign spokeswoman, told Reuters in response that "Donald Trump is the most transparent president in history.
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"This is the most transparent scientific report I have ever been a part of, by far," Hayhoe told CNN.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, has promised the most transparent process yet, compared to previous nominations.
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The more Mourinho played the trump card, the more it started to look like the most transparent of bluffs.
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That is crucial to market sentiment because U.S. stockpiles are the most transparent and closely watched inventories in the world.
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Facebook needs to make fundamental changes because, well, its methods of gathering and using your data aren't the most transparent.
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Trump's claim that he is the most "transparent President in history" does not hold up to even the softest scrutiny.
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The original HD 800 from Sennheiser is widely considered one of the best, most transparent sets of headphones ever made.
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As former members of the administration claiming to be "the most transparent in history," we can offer a few guesses.
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Are you going to -- TRUMP: And by the way, this is the most transparent thing ever done with the White House.
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Unfortunately, I believe the designations of MetLife and Prudential – two major American insurers – were not made in the most transparent manner.
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"The entire nation loses one its finest, most transparent and passionate public servants," Rosselló tweeted shortly after Patenaude announced her resignation.
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The reversal was an early milestone on secrecy policy for an administration that had promised to be the most transparent in history.
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"Our federal securities laws have provided the U.S. capital system with the most transparent, fairest, most liquid system in history," Hauptman said.
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The best performing companies, meanwhile, came from India, with telecommunications company Bharti Airtell the most transparent overall, earning a score of 7.3.
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Khan declared his victory on Thursday and dismissed the allegations of fraud calling it the most transparent election in Pakistan&aposs history.
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Kerry has been a fierce advocate of the agreement, labeling it "the single toughest and most transparent" nuclear agreement in the world.
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"We have been, I have been the most transparent president and administration in the history of our country by far," Trump said.
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The NYTimes Upshot / Siena College Poll offers the most transparent view of the impact various turnout models can have on polling estimates.
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Yet he is also one of the most transparent politicians of his generation, often acknowledging agendas or desires that most politicians conceal.
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Two weeks ago, Florida legislators passed a bill that would make the state's criminal justice system the most transparent in the country.
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Although they all vow to be transparent and say they will be the most transparent, and Obama did that, as you know.
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The most transparent course-correction resulted from a lawsuit against Alex Jones, the publisher of InfoWars, for its misleading stories about Chobani.
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It ranked 17th in greenest countries, 18th in most transparent countries, and 26th in best places to travel alone -- another safety issue.
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Instead, in the most transparent and ham-handed way, they saw no evil and heard no evil, unless it involved Mr. Cohen.
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Out May 18 on Exploding In Sound, Two Parts Together is the Brooklyn band's most streamlined batch of songs and their most transparent.
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In a world where public relations spin is now ubiquitous in communications, Trump is arguably the most transparent public figure in the world.
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The country's performance also dropped in the Best Countries for Education, the Most Transparent Countries and the Best Countries to Headquarter a Corporation.
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But the firm is likely to argue that public litigation and not arbitration is the most transparent way to solve the current fracas.
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Hillary Clinton — by law, by circumstance, by accident, and by dint of Russian hackers — is the most transparent presidential candidate in modern history.
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Last week, Democrats took a bold step toward making our presidential nominating process the most transparent, fair and open in our party's history.
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Former President Obama boasted that his was "the most transparent administration in history," but that statement stands at odds with the AP's reporting.
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" Trump then elaborated: "We have been, I have been the most transparent president and administration in the history of our country by far.
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While Obama pledged to be the most transparent president in history, he immediately sought to prevent disclosures to the public and the media.
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N.) Development Programme took first and second positions as the most transparent donors, with Britain's Department for International Development (DFID) ranking third best.
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After winning the hard-fought contest to lead the party, Mr. Perez pledged to conduct the most transparent presidential nominating contest in memory.
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Our goal is to provide the best hardware, in the most transparent way possible, to secure private keys, encrypt data, and sign transactions.
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"We remain very focused on our principle objectives which we have made clear in the most transparent manner you can think of," he said.
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Millennials are the most transparent when it comes to money, with 97 percent saying they talk about their finances at least once a month.
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The Saudis have used the price-boosting strategy in the past to shrink U.S. stockpiles, the most transparent and closely watched inventories in the world.
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"The way this episode plays out makes it one of the most transparent and least necessary takes on the vast complexities of gender," Framke writes.
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The technicalities and deep intricacies of the AI bot's poker ability was remarkable, but what I underestimated was its most transparent strength – its relentless consistency.
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That reality demonstrates a stunning lack of regard for transparency at the tail end of an administration that touted itself as the most transparent ever.
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"The most transparent response in history by a president to [special counsel] inquiries," John Dowd, an attorney for Trump, told The Hill in an email.
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The technicalities and deep intricacies of the AI bot's poker ability was remarkable, but what I underestimated was its most transparent strength - its relentless consistency.
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"It's the most transparent way we have to see if they're adhering to the production cuts, given they depend upon these exports for revenues," he said.
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When Trump says, over and over again, that he is the most transparent president in history, he's actually right -- just not in the way he thinks.
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"The advisors who are most transparent about their fees are probably among the lowest-cost providers, but they are viewed as the most expensive," Kitces said.
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Yesterday: Mr. Trump said that he would release the transcript of an earlier call with the Ukrainian leader, calling himself the most transparent president in history.
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Interestingly, the UK are one of the most transparent members of the coalition—they give us far more information about what they're doing, where, and when.
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"This is going to be our most transparent caucus that we ever put out because of the paper trail," Iowa Democratic Party Chair Troy Price said.
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Before our very eyes we have one of the most transparent displays of the alliance between the news media and the moneyed elite in this country.
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"Candidate Cuomo pledged to make Albany the most transparent government in history," said Blair Horner, the executive director of the New York Public Interest Research Group.
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It's also been among the most transparent about its shortcomings as it seeks to address one of Silicon Valley's oldest problems: the tech industry's lack of diversity.
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We can't negotiate with privacy policies (which nobody reads), and the most transparent policy in the world doesn't help if we really need to use the service.
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Saudi Arabia remains one of the most transparent producers in OPEC but there's much less clarity about output from some of the other parties to the agreement.
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Obama has often prided himself on leading "the most transparent administration in history," and in fact the number of new classified documents has declined under his watch.
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It was a brief reminder of why Carlos Fuentes gave one of his most famous books the title La Región Mas Transparente, or the most Transparent Region.
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"The people who bet that one of the most transparent companies on Earth was trying to mislead us have missed out on a stunning move," he said.
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This past summer, VA became the first agency to post information on employee disciplinary actions online and is now the most transparent health system in the country.
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While Chinese companies accounted for a third of the companies surveyed, only one — telecommunications equipment firm ZTE — made it to the top 25 most transparent across emerging markets.
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The Bank of England publishes minutes at the same time as the interest rate decision, with detailed voting records, and is considered one of the most transparent banks.
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Crude and product stocks in the United States are the most transparent and high-profile element of global inventories thanks to the weekly records published by the EIA.
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But over the years, the Clintons' compliance fell short of their own agreement and their own proclamation that they were among the most transparent fundraisers in political history.
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"I'm the most transparent president probably in the history of this country," he told reporters on May 22 at a hastily convened press event at the White House.
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The removals of Vindman and Sondland are, however, the most transparent efforts at retribution from Trump, who had fumed privately for months that they had testified against him.
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The campaign has invited reporters to spend long hours with him during three on-the-record bus tours, and claims to be the most transparent in the field.
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Zedd has been one of the most transparent artists about his support for Kesha, and that extends to the track, which now seems tailor made for her voice.
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"Almost the single metric that we look at is global inventories and of course the most transparent and trustworthy is the OECD inventories," Falih said as recently as December.
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Sanders has argued that including a potential middle-class tax within his menu of revenue options gives the most transparent accounting of how the plan will be paid for.
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According to Dillon, Trump is taking "extraordinary steps" with his finances, none of which will involve financial divestment or a blind trust, two of the most transparent, robust options.
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Harris released her taxes from 20143 to 22014, "making her the most transparent candidate in the field when it comes to information about personal finances," said a campaign aide.
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Khan has dismissed the allegations saying polling was the most transparent in the country&aposs 71-year history, which has been dominated by military interference, either directly or indirectly.
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"I was the most transparent, and am, transparent President in history," Trump said, going on to cite how many interviews and documents special counsel Robert Mueller's team went through.
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Oliver calls NRA TV "the dumbest, most transparent thing the NRA does," pointing out the ad agencies behind the channel helping to turn the NRA into a media company.
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"We, in the most transparent and secure way, confident in the sovereignty of the people, have invited an international audit," Vice President Alvaro Garcia told reporters early on Tuesday.
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But that was not before Ishihara could show one of the most transparent shot at an opponent's hips that you have ever seen outside of a Renan Barao fight.
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Even while he was saying he was the most transparent president in history, his Treasury secretary was across town telling Congress, 'I'm not giving you the president's tax returns.
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" The most transparent of us would likely say, in the vein of famed bank robber Willie Sutton when asked why he robbed banks: "Because that's where the money is!
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TO: The most transparent POTUS, probably in the history of this countrySince you don't do #CoverUps, please let us know what time we can come by & review the unredacted #MuellerReport.
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"At CommonBond, we always talk in APRs — it's the fairest thing to do, and it's most transparent for the consumer, who is sometimes trying to compare their options," Klein said.
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For long months now, Facebook Comments have been riddled by some of the most transparent, eye-roll-inducing "I make a good salary working from home" spam you've ever seen.
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"This is simultaneously the most opaque and the most transparent administration in history," said Keith Urbahn, whose company, Javelin, represents former FBI Director James Comey and Democratic operative Donna Brazile.
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These viewpoint characters are usually men, because for Murakami, and for the audience he imagines—that is, for the audience that most male writers imagine—male characters are the most transparent.
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Ricardo Rosselló recently asked that Congress and federal agencies give $94.4 billion in funds for recovery, on the grounds that it will be the "most transparent" recovery effort in US history.
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"The first expression of preference, the popular vote, will provide the most transparent and accurate report of support among Iowa caucusgoers," said Jeff Berman, a senior adviser to the Steyer campaign.
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" The statement won praise from Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who told state TV on Thursday that Trump is the best of the US presidents because he is "the most transparent.
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Tom Udall, a New Mexico Democrat, about public records requests at a Senate hearing in June 2017, Zinke testified that he intends to lead "the most transparent Interior" of his lifetime.
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That's most transparent today in Germany, where the local government has ordered that every public building in the southern state of Bavaria hang a cross on a visible location near its entrance.
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And finally, we've wrapped that all up with changes in our corporate structure, where we're going to have the most transparent and the most aligned governance structure in the industry moving forward.
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Cooperation with Mueller Defending his response to the Mueller investigation, Trump said he was "the most transparent in history" and touted the fact that he provided Mueller with 1.5 million pages of documents.
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And so I had this theory that we're never really going to like this guy based on his charm and his charisma, let's try to show he's the most transparent, competent mayor ever.
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Mostefa Souag, the network's acting director general, told Reuters that the channel is under pressure from authorities in several places because "it is the most transparent, balanced and unbiased of all Arab channels".
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Maybe it is him and maybe he really did create the most transparent alter ego known to man where he calls himself a GOAT and takes a victory lap for marrying a supermodel.
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Even though he appears via Twitter to be the most transparent president in American history, giving us a live public diary of his thoughts, we don't yet know who Donald Trump really is.
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In a public webcast on Thursday, Fanning said he wants to hold "one of the most transparent processes ever," and that the search committee has already received nominations from the public at large.
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Leaders of both parties called the process the most transparent in state history; Republicans had drawn the invalidated set of maps in secret, relying on advice from a Republican Party expert on gerrymandering.
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PACs of corporations, associations, unions and ideological groups represent the most transparent campaign contributions today and are comprised of millions of hardworking Americans voluntarily giving tens of millions of small contributions every year.
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The rock didn't seem like the kind of gem that diggers typically unearth in a nation with a reputation for having some of the highest quality and most transparent diamonds in the world.
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"One of the things we'd like to be—and the bar is very low—is the most transparent, tour-friendly meat-production facility on Earth," Brown said this week at the factory's opening ceremony.
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Despite President Obama's rallying cry to be the "most transparent administration in history," the reality of excessive delays, abusive fees and inappropriate redactions in the Freedom of Information Act process subvert access to information.
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"States are shrouding in secrecy aspects of what should be the most transparent government activity," said Ty Alper, associate director of the death penalty clinic at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law.
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"This may be the most transparent judicial selection process in history," he said, praising himself for providing a list of candidates during his campaign and then sticking with one of the people on it.
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Rather, Trump must be allowed to continue to tweet simply because it is our best and most transparent method of knowing the thoughts and opinions of someone who has, at least politically, frequently defied logic.
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Clinton, who has said she is one of the most transparent presidential candidates in history, has acknowledged her use of the private email server was a mistake but said she properly handled all classified information.
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The most transparent communication tool the FOMC has – the "dot plot" of anonymous interest rate projections by the individual committee members – showed a big downward revision to median projections for this year and further ahead.
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For one thing, as The Awl pointed out earlier this month, surge pricing is one of Uber's most transparent policies, and it's already regulated — that New York state agreement actually applies across the whole country.
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In spite of this, advancements in technology and changes to the law have now made it possible to open government files in unprecedented ways – meaning that this administration ought to be the most transparent ever.
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For an administration that initially announced itself as being committed to behaving as the most transparent of any in history, its self-protective performance demonstrates President Obama's naïveté regarding permissible secrecy within the federal government.
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As part of that work, we are committed to addressing, mitigating, and ultimately preventing any future attempts to interfere in elections and the democratic process, and to doing so in the most transparent way possible.
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Troy Price, the chair of the Iowa Democratic Party, told reporters Monday that the changes are being made to make the 2020 caucuses the "most accessible, most transparent, most secure and the most successful" ever.
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Of the four countries conducting air strikes in Libya, the United States is the most transparent about its operations, reporting publicly, for instance, on the 495 air and drone strikes it conducted against ISIS in Sirte.
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And after all, what's riskier, putting 30 percent of your investments in state-owned enterprises like Petrobras or investing with entrepreneurs with U.S. institutional backing that trade on the best and most transparent exchanges in the world?
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Since stockpiles are most transparent and reported with the highest frequency in the United States, it would make sense to engineer a reduction in shipments to the United States and try to cut stocks on U.S. territory.
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"Almost the single metric we look at is global inventories and of course the most transparent and trustworthy is the OECD," he said in an interview before Christmas ("Saudi energy minister Q&A with Reuters", Dec. 703).
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WSIB is among the most transparent U.S. public pensions when it comes to disclosing fund-level performance data, with quarterly reports that include such metrics as net IRRs, carrying values and cash-in/cash-out (example here).
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"If anything, this just reinforces that they are one of the most transparent, modern certificate authorities in the world," says MongoDB's White, who points to previous certificate snafus that for-profit companies like Symantec have badly mishandled.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed he's the most transparent president in American history, but just in the span of a week, his administration has stonewalled a number of inquiries for information to be made public.
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There are many other reasons why Trump is not "the most transparent" president in US history, including his refusal to release his tax returns and his fight to block Congressional subpoenas to gain access to his financial statements.
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And by signing the FOIA reform bill into law, Obama can continue to boast that he had the most transparent administration in history even though his administration's record on openness over the past seven years has been horrendous.
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Without getting into the specifics of the story, I can at least tell you that the way this episode plays out makes it one of the most transparent and least necessary takes on the vast complexities of gender.
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Hitman 2 is a game about killing, and IO has mastered the tone required to turn the game industry's most transparent murder simulator into something simultaneously grizzly and silly, like a cross between a slapstick comedy and Final Destination.
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"This may be the most transparent judicial selection process in history," Trump said, emphasizing that many who voted for him did so with the SCOTUS vacancy in mind, believing that he would nominate someone who shares their conservative values.
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"This has been the most transparent FCC in history with the Commission for the first time publicly releasing the drafts of meeting items three weeks before the Commission vote," a spokesperson for the chairman said in an emailed statement.
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" A White House spokesman, speaking on background, said that since Gorsuch was announced, "over 222,000 pages of documents regarding Judge Gorsuch's record have been provided to the Judiciary Committee, making this one of the most transparent processes in nomination history.
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While most companies implicitly gather your info — use our services for free and in the background we'll be watching what you do and then selling ads off of it — Verizon's new program might be the most transparent ploy for data yet.
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I said then and I say it again today, that almost the single metric that we look at is global inventories and of course the most transparent and trustworthy is the OECD inventories and it takes time to track these.
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Patagonia is considered one of the most transparent brands in the world, and has gained approval from shoppers for donating 100% of its Black Friday profits in the past to grassroots nonprofits working to conserve air, water, and soil quality.
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Conte said later in a brief televised statement that Salvini must explain to Italians why he wanted to bring down the government and that "the crisis he has unleashed" should be the most transparent "in the history of the republic".
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A report earlier this year by Stop the Traffik which analyzed the sustainability efforts of some of the world's leading chocolate companies found that Nestle had the best CLMRS and was the most transparent at reporting cases of child labor.
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" At its least extreme, this entails a belief that there is some cunning in Trump's most transparent lies and clumsiest public statements; at its most extreme, it puts him at the center of an elaborate plot to destroy the "deep state.
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And the Internet Society, Ethos and PIR have taken the unprecedented step of publishing the registry transfer request, as well as the answers to ICANN's questions, in what has been the most transparent change of indirect control process in ICANN's history.
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Arbitrary read and write speeds are nice to have, but the most transparent kind of test is seeing how long it takes to transfer a large file from the drive to the laptop and from the laptop back to the drive.
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Because in gussying up a thing born of pure practical genius, we've obscured the true purpose of the potato chip—which is to be the blandest, streamlined-est, most transparent way to deliver unadulterated salt and fat into your mouth.
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This means that Obama will leave office ensuring that the federal government is, in theory, the most transparent it has ever been when Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump is sworn into office — both of whom have proven hostile to transparency.
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In an unprecedented move, Judge Kavanaugh was selected from a previously released list of 25 originalist justices, making this just one more example of how this president is most transparent president in history and also keeping a clear promise to the American people.
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"It is not up to the interior minister to convene parliament or fix the agenda of a political crisis," Conte said, vowing to go before parliament to ensure "the crisis (Salvini) has unleashed is the most transparent in the history of the republic".
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"We believe that is the clearest and most transparent way to communicate with consumers on this issue that so many of them have said is important to them," said Mark R. Alexander, president of Campbell's simple meals and beverages business in the Americas.
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The non-transparency president CNN's Maegan Vazquez writes: Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed he's the most transparent President in American history, but just in the span of a week, his administration has stonewalled a number of inquiries for information to be made public.
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"Judge Gorsuch's confirmation process was one of the most transparent and accessible in history, and his judicial temperament, exceptional intellect, unparalleled integrity and record of independence makes him the perfect choice to serve on the nation's highest court," Trump said in a statement.
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To address this, BunkerEx operates an online marketplace that matches supply and demand in a more direct way, bypassing traditional bunker brokers, even if in some says it also resembles one itself (the startup's website even uses the tagline "The world's most transparent bunker broker").
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Though the findings suggest a cavalier attitude to evidence in Whitehall, just last year the World Wide Web foundation ranked Britain's government as the most transparent in the world, ahead of America and France, suggesting other countries may be equally adept at "forgetting" inconvenient facts.
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"You would think that his gallery would be the most transparent, but it provides the minimal amount of information, which I do find surprising," said Elizabeth Karlsgodt, an associate professor of history at the University of Denver and an expert on Nazi art looting.
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When Mr. Buhari came to power in 2015 he made history with the first defeat of an incumbent president in an election hailed as one of the most transparent and untroubled ever in Nigeria, which has seen deadly post-vote violence in the past.
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In the light-filled hall named in Clinton's honor, marked by glass walls and a glass roof, she joked that it "is the most transparent part" of the center, an apparent reference to the controversy over her use of a private email server which dogged her presidential ambitions.
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Oil inventories in the world's richest nations, the most transparent and easy to track, have now fallen 1 million barrels below the five-year average, the level targeted by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its partners, as the group restrains crude output for a second year.
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This week, Mueller filed a series of key documents detailing the past activities of three former top members of Trump's inner circle: Cohen's was by far the most transparent, revealing that a mysterious Russian operative had reached out to the Trump campaign offering "political synergy" a year before the 2016 election.
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One factor could well have been that he was not going to interfere with the direction of the democratic process this November, but lay all the facts in the most transparent way (even if they would have supported a charge for negligent mishandling of classified information), and let the American electorate decide.
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"The US elected a president in 2008, and re-elected him in 2012, who promised to conduct the most transparent administration in history," Ted Bridis, editor of an Associated Press team that won a Pulitzer Prize for its reporting on surveillance of Muslims in New York City after 9/11, wrote to the listserv.
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Trump entered office promising he would be the "most transparent president in history" and he has, in a weird way, kept that promise: His administration has been defined by an endless torrent of leaks that reveal both critical information (such as his phone calls with foreign leaders) and juicy tidbits about the president's mental and emotional state.
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" The company says it's "committed to providing a service that fosters and facilitates free and open democratic debate and that promotes positive change in the world," and also that "we are committed to addressing, mitigating, and ultimately preventing any future attempts to interfere in elections and the democratic process, and to doing so in the most transparent way possible.
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FOIA Under Obama On his first full day in office, President Obama pledged to run the most transparent executive branch in history, one that "stands on the side not of those who seek to withhold information, but those who seek to make it known," then proceeded to set a record for censoring or denying FOIA requests.
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There are dozens of reasons why ball movement is beneficial (equal opportunity makes everyone happy!), but the most transparent occurs when side-to-side distribution forces a half-court defense to rotate multiple times inside a 24-second shot clock, increasing the chance one link in the chain makes a mistake and surrenders an open shot or clears a driving/passing lane.
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