Sentence examples for even more openness from inspiring English sources

Ministers and the senior leadership in the NHS want even more openness.

"And even more, with a Slavic openness and kindness".

Now, smaller parties that respond more readily to populist demands seem poised to stall liberalization and perhaps even roll back measures, like more openness to foreign investors, if they gain seats in Parliament.

Such openness was even more striking in the light of the over-all political climate.

Under its new chairman, the Obama-appointee Julius Genachowski, the F.C.C. is becoming even more aggressive in defending the openness of the Internet.

At grain boundaries such openness is even more pronounced, leaving higher-order branches highly exposed to the incoming solute-rich liquid stream.

But even as senior leaders speak of more openness, regulators recently published a rule that would restrict wholesale companies like Bharti Wal-Mart from earning more than 25 percent of their revenue from sales to affiliated "group companies" — a term that is not clearly defined in the rules.

Because the decisions made by the investigators to clean their data have an effect on the obtained results, and may even introduce other forms of bias, more openness is needed in future research.

Lacey's winning openness makes Emily's death even more heartbreaking.

The cubicles may end up being a brilliantly devious policy giving the appearance of openness while making this administration even more closed than the last.

Just as the personal computer was an ambassador for hacker principles because it put this protean device into peoples' homes, the Internet was even more so, because it was built completely on openness.