The court's approach also contrasts with the openness practiced by other branches of government.
In the 1980s, under the reformist regime of Mikhail Gorbachev, a policy of glasnost ("openness") was declared, allowing greater toleration for the open practice of religion.
He says listening to modern-day personal statements such as Frank Ocean's Channel Orange and Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly was the key inspiration, although putting the newfound openness into practice was daunting: "In the past, I worried if people would like the melody.
President Obama reinstated it in 2009 as one of his first acts upon taking office, but his administration has been criticized for straying from the commitment to openness in practice, even lobbying against a similar version of the legislation that nearly passed both houses of Congress two years ago.
Attitude toward EBP includes the intuitive appeal of EBP, the likelihood of adopting EBP given professional requirements to do so, openness to new practices, and the perceived divergence between research-based/academically developed interventions versus current practice [ 6].
"It was nice to be in a church which practices openness, tolerance and love thy neighbor," she said.
Perhaps counterintuitively — at least for American managers skeptical of unions — the movement toward greater openness in crowdsourcing practices benefits potential employers as much as it benefits crowdworkers.
Even so, reforms followed and the rest is, as they say, history as China manages an unprecedented openness, growing democratic practices and free enterprise.
In addition, because of lack of openness on cultural practices, some factors might not be identified during maternal death review.
The provider through advocacy can change openness of cultural practices that prevents identification of community factors and political will.
