Partnering with universities, professional societies, and government organizations, NextGenU creates online courses referred to as DOOHICHEs (Democratically-Open Outstanding Hybrids of Internet-aided, Computer-aided, and Human-aided Education, pronounced as "doohickey").
At present primary care trusts are democratically accountable and open to public scrutiny.
Do democratically elected leaders wish to open this bloody door again, when in fact their own protection is as porous and precarious as ever?
The title, "RE: member Croatia," reflects a widespread sense in the Balkans that these countries have disappeared off Europe's radar screen now that they all have democratically elected governments and that open hostilities have ceased.
The prospect that those ills can be cured by joining together in open, collaborative, and democratically managed green electricity cooperatives to produce and share clean energy is empowering.
The telecommunication and cable companies, and the profit-making online enterprises are not the only commercial players attempting to thwart an open, transparent, and democratically managed Internet of Things infrastructure.
A two-minute walk away from Carroll's lifetime block is Samuelsson's new, more democratically priced restaurant, Streetbird, which opened just a few weeks ago.
For too long, so-called Labour 'moderates' have declared open war on their democratically elected leader without consequence.
It stops people speaking out about abortion, whether it is to advise a woman about options open to her or democratically trying to stimulate a change in the law.
So a top priority for the embassy – diplomats and communicators alike – is to reassure the Spanish government, opinion formers and media that the UK continues to be fully engaged in the EU, has credible ideas for reform that will benefit all Europeans, and wants to be part of a Europe that is more open, competitive, flexible and democratically accountable.
