Lubchenco: I think anytime you have a broader diversity of voices, you get a diversity of perspectives, and in that diversity you tend to have more tolerance and more openness.
"I'm exploring, pushing the form of poetry, pushing it to have more stakes and more openness to the complexity of contemporary experience". He describes poetry as living in "the speech-tongue-voice syntax of language's music". That, he says, gives the form unique power.
Women have more to gain from openness and democracy in Iran, having lost more than men in recent times.
It provides a stark contrast with China's approach, where proponents of openness have more often prevailed (Zweig 2002; Jonkers 2010; Balzer 2010).
While some could argue that Ryan Murphy should have more effectively used the openness of film to portray these diverse demographics, Kramer's world was Kramer's world.
"If our work environments could have more of this flexibility and openness for interpretation, they would become more stimulating environments to work in".
This isn't a straight left-right cultural issue, though governments of the left tend to have more politicians with a commitment to openness, not to mention messianic self-aggrandisement, which can be harnessed to the openness agenda.
At this moment, an abundant talent pool exists that is more capable, has more potential, more openness to change and is more appreciative of the opportunity to be with your company than ever before.
But if that openness is misinterpreted by them, then you have more problems.
As Mr. Rouhani has expressed more openness toward the West, the ayatollah has been taking a middle road between Iran's hard-liners, who are against any concessions to the United States, and the government, which says some compromise may be necessary to have the international sanctions against Iran lifted.
