Sentence examples for openness deliberation from inspiring English sources
This reality stands in stark juxtaposition to future environmental governance needs, which will require increased openness, deliberation and transdisciplinary knowledge in order to deal with environmental change that is ever more uncertain, complex and conflictual.
He must also learn from more recent processes of democratic engagement - such as the British Columbia Citizens Assemblyy on voting reform - that link openness and public deliberation with genuine influence in shaping the final decision.
The G.A.O. is prepared to argue in court that the administration's secrecy runs afoul of Congressional investigative prerogatives and of the Federal Advisory Committee Act, a 1972 law enacted to bring greater openness to federal government deliberations.
It is important, too, that we in Parliament and in the institutions of the European Union also apply modern methods, methods characterised by transparency and openness, in our own deliberations.
According to John Yoo, the former Bush administration official who wrote some of the most controversial torture memos, the call for openness has already inhibited candid deliberation within the Justice Department.
"Sometimes the press corps thinks transparency and openness should be defined as carrying out all of our internal deliberations on the Web so they could watch," Dunn said.
Thus began their deliberation.
The framers of the Constitution understood the importance of balancing openness with confidentiality: James Madison championed the right to public trials, but delayed releasing the minutes of the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia to protect candid deliberation.
