Sentence examples for be fully open and from inspiring English sources

"Our music product would be the only one in the market which would be fully open and integrated with other digital providers," the BBC said.

A vast majority of the nearly 2,000 doctors surveyed agreed that physicians should be fully open and honest in all their communications with patients, as the Charter on Medical Professionalism requires, but more than one in 10 had specifically told a patient something that was not true within the past year.

She called for the new review to be "fully open and accountable".

South Yorkshire Police is a very different place in 2012 from what it was 23 years ago and we will be fully open and transparent in helping to find answers to the questions posed by the panel today".

It is very difficult to believe that the president is being fully open and honest about his goals in the reform of health care delivery.

"I had a choice between going along as I was in a sort of 'Don't ask, don't tell' situation, probably until retirement, or being fully open and honest in my ministry," she said.

Now the theatre is fully open and the actors and community chorus from the surrounding villages reassemble to tell the story of the UK's longest-running industrial dispute.

"Anybody who thinks that John Kerry doesn't have a message needs to get out of Washington, D.C.," said Stephanie Cutter, a senior aide, adding, "America is fully open and receptive to the message of putting jobs first and getting America back on track".

The channel was fully open and the water flow was rapid.

Only when the lens is fully open and the wanted video level is still not achieved, we have to start using exposure and gain controls.

Grace Kempster, customer and library service manager, said: "Here at Northamptonshire County Council, and the library services we provide, we pride ourselves on being fully open and transparent in our dealings with customers, partners and the public in general.