Sentence examples for openness and control from inspiring English sources

Facebook and MySpace understand this and are now struggling to achieve an appropriate balance between openness and control.

However, for all instances when the sun is not visible by the occupant, DGPs can be used to approximate daylight glare, including cases with sunlight on various surfaces in the space, for any fabric openness and control type.

Meanwhile, the real experience that App.net is selling is more IT than Instagram: openness and control over your own social-media content which now includes photos and videos without the negative side effects of an ad-supported business model," says Caldwell.

Openness and control, though, don't really go together.

In the last few days, in what international officials call a helpful step, China's top leaders have expressed strong new concern about SARS and called for greater openness and stronger control measures.

Despite its tremendous success, the expo was criticized by author and former race car driver Han Han for overdeveloping Shanghai, when what the city really needed was greater openness and less control.

As China grapples with its still-developing mesh of economic openness and strict political control, those like Mr. Yang deemed to have crossed the blurry line between free speech and subversion can end up in prison, their harsh sentences meted out as warnings to others.

Time and time again, we find that when we choose connection, respect, and openness over power, disrespect, and control, great things can happen even in politics, argues Gerzon.

Farmers were questioned about a range of farm management strategies, farm characteristics, herd health, wildlife and biosecurity measures with a focus on farmer attitudes and behaviours such as farmers' perception of endemicity and feelings of control, openness and social cohesion.

Preparedness: Successful implementation of E 2.0 demands organizational readiness in terms of transformational changes in structure, procedures and practices, as well as cultural readiness in terms of culture characterized by mutual trust, less control, openness, and collaboration (Mazumder [2008]; Chui et al. [2012]; Stobbe [2010]).

Only in 2001 the Chinese government acknowledged the existence of a major epidemic and changed its course to more openness and proactive behaviour to control the increasing HIV/AIDS problem [ 2].