Sentence examples for for openness of from inspiring English sources

"Modern technologies, such as smartphones, social networking and instant messaging have been hailed as innovations in the way people interact, removing obstacles to conversation and allowing for openness of discourse.

We heard the story of how Mexican civil society compelled the government to go back to the drawing board and make a completely new set of commitments for openness to and participation of the public.

Echoing that line of thinking on Friday, a State Department spokesman, Richard Boucher, said the large turnout in the Iranian presidential election seemed to indicate that "there's a great desire for freedom, for openness, for the rule of law, for the better lives for the Iranian people and their children".

It would have to be for a quality of openness, of exploration.

Those canvases are notable for the openness of the landscape and for the way the house dominates the vista.

Now Australia has a charismatic (if somewhat gaffe-prone) environment minister who might never have run for anything if it hadn't been for the openness of his country's electoral system.

Some consider his "open" design technique to be a metaphor for the openness of American political and social life.

We do need a trade deal to open Asian markets to American exports in exchange for the openness of the U.S. consumer market, but the TPP isn't it.

Similarly, Lord Foster, Lord Rogers and Mr. Maki emphasize their buildings' transparency, a tired cliché for the openness of a democratic society.

A coalition of News Limited, Fairfax, AAP, the ABC, SBS and Sky News had formed together to fight for greater openness of government.

In an index on aid transparency published last week, it came 28th out of 67 donor organisations for the openness of its aid programmes, with a "poor" score of 32%.