Sentence examples for openly exists from inspiring English sources

The NU's Banser militia still openly exists and regularly drills in military uniforms; its members receive training, and perhaps firearms, from the army and police.

The first is identity, coming out as it were to declare one's right to openly exist in the public sphere.

One conclusion of this research perhaps bears stating openly: MSM exist in Malawi, Namibia, and Botswana, and are at high risk for HIV infection and human rights abuses.

The Taliban exist openly here.

Under current, relatively open conditions, activists are going to have to exist openly, aboveground, in factories, with people.

By the 1990s it was Soho that had established itself as the centre of London's gay scene; after homosexuality was decriminalised in 1967 50 years ago this yearar – bars, clubs, saunas and other venues were able to exist openly and in relative peace.

Doesn't it mean something that no openly gay actor like that exists?" -- MR. SETOODEH "Audiences aren't giving a darn about who a person is sleeping with or his personal life.

"Doesn't it mean something that no openly gay actor like that exists?" the writer concluded.

The challenge faced by clinical trialists is therefore to encourage surgeons to openly acknowledge the doubt that exists within the surgical community about any given surgical approach, and to identify shortfalls in knowledge.

Our group openly discussed the unconscious bias that exists, and is slowly beginning to dissipate as more women fund other women.

Furthermore, to be consistent with expectations of transparency, the criteria by which exceptionality to the rules of visitation restriction exists should also be published openly throughout the organization for staff, patients and visitors.