Sentence examples for openness reflect from inspiring English sources

Similarly, real effective exchange rate, trade openness and de jure capital openness reflect the same magnitude on the current account likewise developed economies.

In May Xinhua quoted a report by the Chinese Academy of Sciences saying that the reservoir was seriously polluted by pesticides, fertilisers and sewage from passenger boats.The press's greater openness could reflect political change in Beijing.

For Father Lane, 55, the parish's openness simply reflected Christ's teachings to love everyone.

Mr. Somlo's emphasis on openness is reflected in the architecture of his tiny restaurant, where diners can sit at a bar overlooking the kitchen.

This openness is reflected in Bahrain's social customs, which although still conservative are much more moderate and relaxed than those of its neighbours, particularly conservative Saudi Arabia.

His demand for greater openness was reflected in orders for agents to stop wearing the dark glasses favored under General Gehlen's leadership.

"It is clear the government will have to reflect openness of mind if we want peace for Haiti, for all Haitians without distinction," he said.

At a national scale, grassland cover may best reflect openness of the landscape, a factor generally associated with reduced activity and abundance of tree-roosting species that may also reduce turbine collisions.

But they also reflect the openness of Canadian society to new ideas and criticism.

He is tall and ruggedly handsome, with an openness and warmth that reflect his Alabama youth.

Diner (for example) writes, "Jewish life on university campuses must reflect the openness to ideas which defines the academy".