Sentence examples for official openness from inspiring English sources

Official openness to religious diversity permits both communities to practice their faiths.

WHETHER you are a farmer in Mexico, a student in Nigeria or an IMF official, openness about government expenditure matters.

Sweden's official openness to refugees, backed by most of the media, has long been out of step with misgivings among the public about immigration.

The realities of power transformed him from an advocate of official openness into a despairing critic.Mr Blair's jaded attitude seems not yet to have infected the coalition government, which is planning to let a little more light into the tenebrous corridors of Whitehall.

The apparent suicide of one of the country's top experts on Iraq's weaponry, shortly after being revealed in July as the source for a BBC radio report alleging the government had knowingly misled the public over those weapons, has brought about the greatest spate of official openness that Britain has ever seen.

"I always explained to government officials our openness to such requests, which we took seriously, on a story by story basis, reserving the final decision to ourselves, as was the case before and after 9/11," Downie said.

This long-standing official culture of openness clearly affected the way they then dealt with the Ebola outbreak, since they well understood the potential implications if the public sensed that they were hiding or downplaying the full extent of the outbreak.

Company officials feared such openness would "make people worry about the safety" of nuclear power, he said.

Official secrecy is expensive; openness much cheaper.

In a highly unusual gesture of openness, the official newspaper of the Communist Party today published the uncensored text of former President Jimmy Carter's speech Tuesday in which he bluntly criticized Cuba's government for denying basic freedoms and endorsed a referendum to improve rights.

The question is how much openness Chinese officials will allow.