Sentence examples for introduced open from inspiring English sources

In 2001, the University of Michigan Health System introduced open reporting, guaranteeing that clinicians would not be pre-emptively blamed.

France promised to take action but has still not introduced open and competitive tenders in several important areas.

Mr Hennequin says he wants to engage in a dialogue with the public to address these concerns.In this section Plus ça change Ring of steel Happy meal Power struggle Excellence in a cup Betting on growth Heading down a dangerous road The careful climber ReprintsHe introduced "open door" visitor days in each country which became hugely popular.

Dr. Goldstein, who raised $65 million for Baruch College in his seven years as president there, is also hopeful that CUNY's new directions will make it more attractive to alumni and other donors who believed that the university had diluted its standards when it introduced open admissions in 1970.

Earlier Optus directly negotiated for supplies and services, paying high prices; SingTel introduced open tenders.

Both the shafts are tested with single as well as double artificially introduced open cracks.

He also introduced open-hearth furnaces and other improvements.

Probation officers are dismayed that Sodexo has introduced open-plan interview rooms as part of the part-privatisation of the service.

After completing doctoral studies at the University of Minnesota (1956 58), he returned to the hospital as senior cardiothoracic surgeon, introduced open-heart surgery to South Africa, developed a new design for artificial heart valves, and began extensive experimentation on heart transplantation in dogs.

In the last few years novel experimental methodologies have been introduced, opening to researchers in the field novel avenues of unprecedented power.

John Fowles, introducing Open Skies (1989) also detected in the landscapes an animating anger at the despoliation of the environment.