Sentence examples for absence of open from inspiring English sources

Is the brutal honesty in her fiction intended as educational, trying to make up for an absence of open discussion in schools?

But what the absence of open democracy means is demonstrated by China's transition to the Fifth Generation of Communist leaders at a Party Congress opening on Thursday.

This absence of open standards may seem old-fashioned to foreigners, but it has been a key factor in getting the mobile Internet off the ground in Japan.

Still, the absence of open protest against the nuclear plans did not mean that Turks were completely unconcerned, Mr. Aktar said.

But it is "simple-minded," he said, to argue, as some sociologists have done, that the absence of open hostilities means there are no real social classes with similar interests.

At that time, the concentration of tall buildings, the volume of foot and vehicle traffic, the absence of open space (Central Park was the notable exception), and the dependence upon tenement housing made a decent life impossible for most workers.

Here again, despite the absence of any open polemics, it is clear that Ibn Kammuna's sympathies lie with the Rabbinic majority.

Open fractures are common, and even in the absence of an open lesion, significant soft tissue damage must be appreciated in closed injuries [2].

The indicators used in the study were: constraints on government power; absence of corruption; open government; fundamental rights; order and security; regulatory enforcement; civil justice; criminal justice and informal justice.

In an approximation, the calculated flow is determined by the difference between barometric pressure and the attenuated pressure that would propagate vertically into the vadose zone in the absence of an open borehole.

But in the absence of an open, competitive approach to information about the quality of  legal services, the existing licensing and discipline system creates a false sense of security.