And the firm says it demands openness from clients.
Yet, as much as the targets cherish their good fortune, they make new demands of those, like Sir John, who cast themselves as protectors, demanding openness that, if not granted, may well be extracted by whistle-blowers like the WikiLeaks Web site that has published troves of confidential material from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
It demands "openness and transparency" from scientists.
Since Mr. Wahid was elected, the lawmakers and the Indonesian people have begun to demand openness and accountability from their politicians.
America embraces the challenge of defending on a global stage the ideals of truth, justice, and democracy -- to do so effectively, we must demand openness, accountability, and humanity from our own military and from our government.
Guild president Martha Waggoner said Wednesday that the "AP's refusal to meet with the Guild is an embarrassment to a company that demands openness from others but won't abide by those principles for its internal business".
Google demands openness (even though its own algorithms and business deals are opaque).
Open systems will be more interesting in 2013 because contextual services and products will demand openness.
The market demands openness and flexibility, and Apple, of all companies, should have learned this lesson by now.
The Financial Services Authority demanded more "openness" from Bob Diamond when it approved his appointment as chief executive of Barclays in September 2010.
Countries that do not possess nuclear weapons have long demanded more openness from the nuclear-weapon states — the United States, Britain, France, Russia and China — about the size and nature of their arsenals as an essential step toward nuclear disarmament, which is a crucial plank in the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
