It has created the position of town beach manager to work with property owners to maintain the openness of the beaches.
In October, the Bank of England acknowledged that none of the published studies was adequate, but for the Conservatives they all pose the same problem: how to maintain the openness and dynamism of the UK economy in the face of a Brexit.
A: The president was very clear when he annouced his cybersecurity policy that as a nation we have to maintain the openness of the web while at the same time addressing the cyber security threat.
Newell stated that getting Steam and games to work on Linux is a key strategy for Valve; Newell called the closed nature of Microsoft Windows 8, "a catastrophe for everyone in the PC space", and that Linux would maintain "the openness of the platform".
As I see it, the rules of harmonisation should go no further than maintaining the principle of openness.
Kael realized that the pictures had a chance to succeed where classic books, painting, and art music had been shunted from the mainstream; she thought a tolerance for "trash" was key to maintaining this openness and innovation.
Maintaining this openness of vocabulary, this tentativeness of phrase and of re-phrasing, is from a hermeneutic perspective a guiding norm of any genuine dialogue.
Since Sept. 11, the resourceful and enterprising work of journalists has kept the public informed while maintaining the uneasy wartime balance between secrecy and the tradition of openness.
Such a demand could take many forms, from an outright regulatory requirement to a more subtle set of incentives — tax breaks or liability relief — that nudge companies to maintain the kind of openness that earlier allowed them a level playing field on which they could lure users from competing, mighty incumbents.
After years of joyous prayer sessions, Rabbi Intrator said in a letter to synagogue members last month, "There has been a changing atmosphere setting in our shul coming from many in a leadership capacity that makes it difficult to maintain the path of openness that Reb.
