Sentence examples for established openness from inspiring English sources

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One thing is very clear, however: for standards to be established, openness is essential".

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The artistic administrators at Carnegie Hall have been eager to establish their openness to contemporary music, and Zankel Hall has given them a stage that is better suited to new music -- or at least to some of the more experimental forms -- than either the main hall or Weill Recital Hall, great 19th-century halls for more traditional music.

We can confirm that under the terms of our agreement with him, Mr Walker is able to raise any concerns about patient safety at ULHT. "The trust has a clearly established culture of openness and transparency, and we encourage all staff to raise issues of patient safety at any time".

Church observers also point to the news as a continuation of George's candor with Chicago's Catholics since his first cancer diagnosis nearly a decade ago and the openness being established by Pope Francis.

I believe that the current city government, both the mayor and the City Council, have taken a great stride in the direction of establishing equity and openness in the process of allocating public money for the arts.

This would suggest that some marks (i.e. H3K9ac and H3K14ac) are establishing more the openness of the chromatin, while others (i.e. H3K4me3) may serve more as a docking site [ 43, 44].

To mitigate the risk of surveyor-induced responses we made sure the survey team (researchers from BRTI) was not involved in delivering the intervention (the responsibility of DOMCCP), and that we only used trained and experienced research assistants who were able to establish rapport and openness.

Earlier, in 1985, he established a foundation to foster openness in the church.

These prerequisites are consistent with that which Buber (1958) identifies as fundamental to the human I and Thou encounter, where the deep relationship is established – the encounter that demands openness, presence, closeness and interest from both parties (Buber, 1958).

It demonstrates the result for developed economies considering the relatively new determinant, i.e., commodity price, exchange rate stability and de jure capital openness along with the theoretically established determinants, e.g., real GDP growth rate, real effective exchange rate, net foreign assets and trade openness.

Berlin, with its low-priced real estate and openness to experimentation, is well established as a hotbed of the visual arts.

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