Sentence examples for openness policy from inspiring English sources
A top trade official said that a declaration at the opening meeting by Vice Premier Wu Yi, the leader of the Chinese delegation, that Beijing had no intention of abandoning its openness policy was somewhat reassuring, but many remain unconvinced.
The glasnost (openness) policy, introduced during the rule of Mikhail Gorbachev, played a major role in developing religious freedom in the Soviet Union.
PatientsLikeMe.com [ 3] has an openness policy alongside their privacy policy so that participants can agree to share all their data, and tens of thousands of people from around the world have already agreed to do so.
Glasnost, ( Russian: "openness") Soviet policy of open discussion of political and social issues.
Within this context of openness to policy development, local researchers acted as policy entrepreneurs, bringing attention to priority health issues, and to the use of research evidence in addressing these.
Johnson wishes that the wealthy would adopt a greater "spirit of stewardship," an openness to policy change that could include, for instance, a more aggressive tax on inheritance.
Instead, Republicans need to seek a kind of integration, which embraces the positive aspects of the new populism — its hostility to K Street and Wall Street, its relative openness to policy innovation, its desire to speak on behalf of Middle America and the middle class — while tempering its Kurtzian streak with prudence, realism, and savoir-faire.
Positive perception about top management commitment and openness in policy towards greening may be achieved by publishing sincere green efforts of organization.
'Awareness level of customers,'Encouragementnt and support of customers,' 'Motivation by organization sales network,' and 'Positive perception about top management commitment and openness in policy towards greening' have been identified as dependent variables.
Key lessons learnt from the study are: There is openness among policy stakeholders to considering research findings.
It has been suggested that the principle is good for public health because it promotes the search for safer technologies, encourages openness in policy and stimulates re-evaluation of methods in public health science [ 12].
