Sentence examples for demand for openness from inspiring English sources

Above all, prophetically in view of today's events, he notes a demand for openness and more participatory governance.

Outsiders often confuse the demand for openness with the demand for democracy, but in domestic Chinese politics the difference is essential.

Acknowledging that the digital age brought a greater demand for openness and access to data, it concluded "like it or not, this indicates a transformation in the way science has to be conducted in this century".

Therefore you've got to be open," says Finnigan with a touch of a grimace, and I suspect that it was partly this growing demand for openness that eventually spurred on her decision to quit TV.

In the midst of this opening-up globalizing trend of the sciences towards the markets, government, transnational capitals and the global public, the demand for openness and transparency as well as credibility of future research results and scientific authorities will be increased.

But the open-source networking movements and associated user demands for openness became too strong to resist.

The steep upward trajectory has forced Huawei to grapple with rapid growth, and Western demands for openness.

Last year alone there were more than 120,000 labor disputes across China over demands for openness and accountability.

The era of reforms launched by Mikhail Gorbachev in the Soviet Union had a major impact on Bulgaria, inspiring greater demands for openness and democratization.

Both critics and proponents agree that the provisions run headlong into demands for openness and accountability when public issues are involved.

Demands for openness from protesters in Cairo, Madrid and New York have resonated and modern politicians – left, right or centre – would find it difficult to claim that the state should share less information with citizens.