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It has led to calls by Scotland's auditor general, Caroline Gardner, and opposition parties for greater openness over public finances.

Rouhani has pledged to follow a "path of moderation" and promised greater openness over Iran's nuclear program.

During his first news conference on Monday, Mr. Rowhani promised to "follow the path of moderation" and allow greater openness over the nuclear program.

The Total incident – much like the row at the Cottam power station in 2006 – was unnecessarily fuelled by a lack of openness over conditions and pay.

Iran's newly elected president has pledged to follow a "path of moderation" and promised greater openness over the country's nuclear programme.

He has pledged to follow a "path of moderation" and promised greater openness over the country's nuclear programme, which has placed it at odds with the west.

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The study, led by Ofsted's former chief inspector Christine Gilbert, also notes an overall lack of transparency and openness, particularly over the way academy sponsors are chosen, and warns that too many school governors are not up to the hugely more significant role they play in academies.

This principle of openness, learned over the long course of the Ugandan AIDS epidemic, helped in the country's 2000/2001 Ebola outbreak to keep an occasionally panicky populace from excessive over-reaction, and thereby contributed to containing the virus, as well as to reducing stigma and other negative consequences.

Much of the network's vulnerability has to do with its relative openness, which increased over the last decade as the government required large companies to open their systems to competitors.

A leaked memo from the United Nations human rights office in New York reflected the divisions over openness.