I was suddenly aware of the fact that I take my ability to just be with my husband in the open for granted.
Transparent and open rules for granting government contracts, which leave individual countries free to decide whether they open up contacts to foreign competition, increase competition and value for money.
Once the importation and exploitation of convicts had ended, the way opened for the grant of colonial self-government in 1855 56.
The trouble is that we will never hear their discontent because Apple employees are forbidden from blogging, posting to social networks, or other things that we at companies with an open culture take for granted.
In the spring of 2011, both Premier Wen Jiabao and Minister of Science and Technology Wan Gang stated a need for policy changes to make science spending more efficient, including making the competition for grants more open and transparent.
Explanations for crime have focussed on: NTE places deemed to have 'too many' licensed premises, those saturated with a high density of premises (Livingston, 2008; Pridemore & Grubesic, 2013); and, premises open 'too long', with concerns over the length of time premises can remain open for, based around extensions granted in trading hours (Chikritzhs & Stockwell, 2002; Holmes et al., 2014).
It's easy to take open-source software for granted, and to forget that the Internet we use every day depends in part on the freely donated work of thousands of programmers.
CK and WW received an open research grant for the hospital from Maquet Cardiopulmonary, Rastatt, Germany.
It is recommended that the Department of Homeland Security grants should be open for school security programs such as training, risk assessment and security response planning.
But in many places, the new owners are throwing up no trespassing signs and fences, blocking what generations of residents across the West have taken for granted — open and beckoning access into the woods to fish, hunt and camp.
