Sentence examples for openness regarding from inspiring English sources
Agentura's existence is a sign of the degree to which post-Soviet openness regarding the secret service has changed.
While "China has taken some steps toward increasing transparency and openness regarding its defense strategy and expenditures in recent years," Mr. Skelton said, "such steps are modest.
Our goal is to prompt openness regarding a tribal-collectivist lens in relation to the more individualistic standards common in the West.
In an advertisement published in the Guardian on Monday, the 180 families say the prime minister has reneged on a promise at the time of the Bloody Sunday report when he said there would be a new regime of openness regarding controversial killings by the British state, loyalist paramilitaries and the IRA in the conflict.
Another consideration in cloud computing is the vendor's openness regarding service-level agreements, disaster recovery and security.
Our vigorous defense of the right to choose needs to be accompanied by greater openness regarding the real conflict between life and choice, between rights and responsibility.
Unsurprisingly our informants tended to characterise groups responding to HIV as female spaces, where values of care dominated and an openness to discuss HIV prevailed, with caring and openness regarded as stereotypically female traits.
Openness is regarded as one of the central components of reconstructive methods as it allows participants to "follow their own form of presentation within their own system of relevance and their own language" [ 15].
Whilst long-term incentives appear to enhance efficiency to a greater extent than short-term incentives, the substitution effect of openness is stronger regarding long-term incentives.
Insights regarding openness, students' understanding, and co-construction – that occurred while reflecting with the model of contingent teaching – appeared to foster teachers' scaffolding development.
The answer to the looming crisis of legitimacy we're facing is greater openness – not just regarding who met who at what Christmas party, but on the substance of policy.
