Sentence examples for impact openness from inspiring English sources

Felipe Estefan, from the World Bank Institute, and the Open Contracting global movement says: "The question of monitoring and evaluation of open government efforts will be crucial in determining the future of the movement and its ultimate impact". Openness sounds like a good, progressive ideal but what it means – and what the end goals of open government should be – remain contested.

Adobe's Flash, and even Apple's so-called open H.264 codecs are private closed systems that have a looming impact on openness and sharing.

One of the organisations working to advance open access discovery is Impactstory, a non-profit dedicated to increasing the impact and openness of science.

Mitt, look at the impact his openness had on Israel!

"We may not know what the maximum impact of openness is," he said.

Carney added that this was "consistent with [the Bank's] assessment in general of the impact of openness on the UK economy".

Such payments can shift the impact of openness on affected firms and households from negative to neutral or positive, thereby reducing opposition to and facilitating liberalisation.Cities could do something similar.

Analysis of the joint impact of openness and innovativeness, suggests that for radical innovators it is external search breadth (rather than depth) that has a positive association with the use of informal appropriation mechanisms.

First, it may impact the openness and support that the UK has showed so far to allow foreign university graduates to start companies here.

The previous empirical attempts that either directly or indirectly assess the impact of openness to trade on income volatility do not test whether trade exerts an independent effect on volatility once the terms-of-trade risk is taken into account.

Tuesday's opening remarks from Kenning Arlitsch, conference host Montana State University's Dean of Libraries, reflected these concerns, pivoting from a few words on what "open" means for library and information professionals to a lengthier consideration of the impact of "openness" on the uniqueness and precarity of the greater Yellowstone eco-system.