Sentence examples for has made openness from inspiring English sources

Mind, the mental health charity, has made openness in the workplace one of its primary aims.

Although it has made openness a national cause, its genius has been to rally villagers to challenge their own local governments on the issue.

Everyone knows what a difference it has made to openness and accountability of governance - including for journalists.

While there is greater policy overlap with Labour, whose leader, Gordon Brown, has made clear his openness to electoral change, any alliance with the party that has governed since 1997 could bring its own set of big problems.

That openness has made for a better business model.

Britain's tradition of openness has made the country a magnet for talented people who bolster London's status.

But she accepts the fact that her openness has made her a very public person -- someone who receives both fan mail and hate mail.

The area's tradition of relative openness has made it arguably one of the most diverse and dynamic neighborhoods in all of Lebanon.

The openness that has made the Web so inviting to new ventures and ideas will suffer, he said.

The show has made tremendous contributions in promoting openness, transparency and freedom of speech in the region, but hurdles remain for development of the type of policy change that came from glasnost and perestroika in the former Soviet Union in the 1980s.

Their commitment to openness and consensus has made the net what it is.