Sentence examples for full openness from inspiring English sources
"In my judgment, the adversarial trial demands full openness and communication," Judge Murphy said.
Catholic bishops oppose the use of condoms because they present a barrier to the "full openness to life and unity between [married] couples," said archdiocese spokeswoman Susan Gibbs.
The duty of candour, together with other recommendations to ensure full openness and transparency, represent a new dawn for the NHS.
Dame Fiona Reynolds, the head of the BBC executive board that appointed the two inquirers, said that these "reviews" — another word of flexible meaning — "will demonstrate the BBC's determination to open itself fully to scrutiny from independent experts, emphasizing our belief that the basis of the public's trust is full openness and accountability".
Burnham said he had written to the current health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, saying that the health department must set an example for full openness by publishing its risk register on how the recent structural changes to the NHS in England might affect hospitals and other services.
There was a full openness.
"We discussed all these issues in a positive atmosphere full of openness on how to help this visit succeed".
We thought we wanted openness, full transparency, in all realms.
Alex Sharp, starring in "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," is a fresh openness full of heart.
But they went too far, failing to adopt the full spirit of openness that scientific experimentation on human beings requires.
