This is as much a matter of proportion, openness and light as square footage, as the old Dia proved repeatedly.
Submission here should not be taken to imply blind acceptance, rather it is a matter of maintaining discursive openness by not insisting on the pre-eminence of one's own ways of putting the subject at issue.
Over the next five years, as the economy and business climate continue to shift, the ownership structure of state-owned companies will matter much less than the degree of openness they show in their business practices and management that is, their transparency and receptiveness to new ideas.
Our results suggest a convergence between a cognitive measure of divergent thinking, a personality measure of Openness, and a white matter integrity measure within the inferior frontal lobes.
"We are disappointed that we have not received any meaningful response from the board on matters of substance, which demonstrates a lack of openness and consideration for areas of shareholder concern".
Fourth, don't open for the sake of openness.
In important matters of communication, technology, openness and the press, it's not too late for him to demonstrate that.
In the United States, with a tradition of openness rooted in the First Amendment, arrests are generally a matter for the public record, available to journalists or anyone else who knows where to look.
Place clearly matters in the story of the new School: the form of the building (featuring an architecture of openness) complements its function (generating new collaborations and creative thinking about health).
Their philosophy is one of openness.
