Sentence examples for openness providers from inspiring English sources

As an additional measure for improving communication through transparency and openness, providers rely on the continuous provision of information regarding maintenance, updates, and outages.

"Unfortunately," he continues, "not all content and applications providers have embraced openness and neutrality… Netflix, which has forcefully advocated for carrier neutrality, has discriminated against BlackBerry customers by refusing to make its streaming movie service available to them.

That includes carrying out due diligence on potential providers and assessing their openness about the issues.

This will push providers to compete on openness from the outset and ensure that the lessons from the success of open-source software are not lost in the clouds.

And yet, despite two prior FCC attempts, there are no rules on the books to prevent broadband providers from limiting Internet openness by blocking content or discriminating against consumers and entrepreneurs online.

The fact that assessment scores are linked to funding causes childcare providers' anxiety and reduces their openness or willingness to engage in thoughtful conversations about the results of the assessments.

The risk factors for HIV infection were not identified in 36%, most probably because of the health care providers' and patients' lack of openness with regard to sexual activity.

The provider through advocacy can change openness of cultural practices that prevents identification of community factors and political will.

But providers can't demonstrate accountability and openness alone.

Privatisation rushes on, at least £11bn so far, but private providers escape the NHS duty of openness or freedom for whistleblowers.

A limitation in this study was the presence of an observer during the client-provider interaction, which might have improved provider performance, as well as reduced client openness, in response to the fact that they are being observed.