Sentence examples for ability to openly from inspiring English sources

It is often assumed that academically trained scientists have a strong taste for science and are willing to "pay" for the ability to openly disclose their research results.

As Wiener points out, the ability to openly disagree about our leaders' decisions is perhaps the best lasting memorial to the Cold War.

The intensity of the attacks greatly affected the party's ability to openly campaign and mobilize supporters in the last general elections and contributed to losses, party officials said.

Such differences have profound implications on users' freedom, ways of relating, and ability to openly express discontent, as well as on the ability of state authorities to monitor users' actions.

Many drug companies didn't join the site until Facebook gave them a privilege that others do not have — blocking the public's ability to openly comment on a page Wall.

The Rules serve to strengthen the right of freedom of expression for every member of the University and the ability to openly demonstrate, rally, picket, and circulate petitions, while still protecting the rights of others and allowing the University to continue to function normally.

But it can degrade it, arresting its spread and limiting its ability to operate openly.

Helseth has that rarest of knacks among classical musicians, an ability to talk openly, honestly, and unpatronisingly to her listeners.

Having worked in retail since she was 15, Hayley says that her most important skill is her ability to talk openly to people.

The new strictures, he said, gave "the ability to be openly in favor of transferring people but unable to do it, because of the law".

Today, we live in a world where our ability to live openly is increasingly a privilege determined largely by the luck of your birth.