Sentence examples for expectation of openness from inspiring English sources

Now the expectation of openness is a given.

Far from being some weird, thoroughly sex-minded exception to an indulgent rule, public interest in Vaz's alleged involvement in prostitution surely accords with a growing expectation of openness from – or refusal to be lectured by – MPs whose personal sympathies, as well as personal finances, can shape legislation.

"There is a legitimate public expectation of openness and transparency in today's society.

"In 21st Century Britain, there is an expectation of openness, a need for flexibility and a greater understanding that people... use and do not use modern technology in a manner that suits them," he added.

Customer expectations of openness and transparency are high.

A spokesman, William Cunningham, said Mr. Bloomberg was unlike the other mayoral aspirants, all of whom have worked in the public sector in recent years, and should not be held to the same expectation of financial openness.

The attitudes of university students towards learning are evaluated from the points of four sub-dimensions (the nature of learning, anxiety, expectation, and openness), their genders and academic achievements.

Fourth, don't open for the sake of openness.

Communication with policy-makers requires a high degree of openness, clearly explaining every phase of the process, being open about each other's expectations, in short, by developing relationships based on mutual trust.

"He may be demanding today that these elections be on a par with those of Finland and the UK in terms of openness and freedom, but ultimately he'll have to temper his expectations to something resembling Turkey's elections.

Their philosophy is one of openness.