Sentence examples for openly change from inspiring English sources

A week before the attack, Maryland's Senate shelved a measure extending anti-discrimination protections to people who openly change their gender identity even though, as The Sun editorialized, "It would have sent a powerful signal that transgender people are not fair game for bigots".

Kris Hopkins, communities minister, said: "This government has intentionally and openly changed planning guidance relating to on-shore wind farms, giving greater protection for local heritage and local landscape.

A group of teachers and their supporters have begun calling openly for changes in senior management at El Camino Real Charter High School, which is facing allegations of serious financial wrongdoing — allegations that school leaders have denied. .

Qualitative assessment focusing on HAI prevention has identified two important potential barriers to HAI preventive efforts: 'active resisters' and 'organisational constipators.' 67 Active resisters are hospital personnel who vigorously and openly oppose changes in practice, as a matter of habit or culture (eg, 'just not how they were trained').

Donald Trump is still president, still openly doubting climate change science.

In other words, to call openly for domestic change is tantamount to treason.

Tehran backs Assad and Hizbullah in Lebanon while Riyadh openly advocates regime change in Damascus.

As in Spain, public officials in other European countries are openly encouraging that change.

Even if it is too soon to assess the results, the fact of it being talked about so openly marks a change.

The prince openly tried to change the mind of the then education secretary, David Blunkett, on grammar schools, Blunkett told The Royal Activist, a Radio 4 programme broadcast on Sunday.

Last year, the labor secretary, Elaine L. Chao, sent a memo to the White House budget director, Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., openly requesting a change in policy "to address the contemporary political climate".