Sentence examples for open provision from inspiring English sources

In 2002, UNESCO adopted the term "Open Educational Resources" (OER) to refer to the "open provision of educational resources enabled by ICT".

Strengths of FAO food balance sheets include the inclusion of nearly all countries globally, use of reasonably comparable methods across countries, and open provision of accessible data sets.

Opposition came, in particular, from doctors who were heads of health institutions who tended to oppose the open provision of abortion services in institutions they head.

Between the stringent provisions of the cable law and the relatively wide-open provisions of the digital copyright act, a crazy quilt of laws -- a product of decades of ad hoc legislation -- govern what your phone company, cable company, Internet service provider or video store may be compelled to tell about you.

Such initiatives include the "open house" provision together with neighbourhood-watch style networking.

Ms. Wolfe also said an "open door" provision, allowing for disagreement, was a successful effort at compromise".

By this measure, Britain is in third place and the US 10th in terms of open access provision.

Dow indicated that the church intends, where it deems it appropriate, to give priority to church doctrine ahead of open service provision - particularly where gay people are concerned.

Spending cuts on a scale not seen since the creation of the welfare state, coupled with far-reaching reforms to open state provision up to new players, will mean a different future for the public sector.

And the state judge in the case, John A. Wittmayer, ruled that as evidence, the files should be released to the public under the open records provision of the Oregon Constitution, but with the names of possible victims and people who had reported accusations redacted.

"So what I'm looking for is the benefits freedom of information can bring, to open up provision, so that public authorities are not captured by a single monopoly supplier who has been milking the system; and at the same time in encouraging greater competition that would be frustrated if all the negotiations and background research is automatically in the public domain".