Sentence examples for being fully open from inspiring English sources

As concerns present-day military tribunals, there is no prohibition in their governing laws on being fully open to the public.

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.

Since 1982, he has imparted his enthusiasm to waves of students, as the director of the photography program at Bard College, where he insists on historical grounding and darkroom mastery while being fully open to current trends.

"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.

An upbeat Bazalgette, looking forward to the first year of the new grandstand being fully open, is also convinced that the racing industry and its bookmaker counterparts are finally emerging from years of turbulence into a more mutually beneficial embrace.

I'm sympathetic to the idea of having more of the I.P.C.C. process being fully open (a layered Public Library of Science-style approach to review can preserve the sanity of authors) in this age of enforced transparency (WikiLeaks being the most famous example).

Now the taps are fully open.

"These negotiations should be fully open.

HOTEL All hotels are fully open.

HOTELS -- All hotels are fully open.

Park Row will be fully open to pedestrians.