Sentence examples for openness required from inspiring English sources

But Ratzinger, Kramer finds, lacked the ecumenical openness required to establish a dialogue with the Islamic world.

The few Swiss companies that have voluntarily adopted the more investor-friendly openness required of companies in the United States are finding themselves squirming in a harsh spotlight.

Mr. DePalma contends that the openness required by free trade has lessened corruption in Mexico and increased the pressure for democratic reforms.

Something about the openness required to sing in public — and the vulnerability it makes me feel — allows me to cut loose in an un-self-conscious way.

6) Finally, 'openness to cooperation and sharing' comprised the intensified cooperation among professionals and between relatives and professionals in providing good end-of-life care: e.g. being able to communicate adequately about the person's signals and needs, the openness required to take joint medical decisions and the openness of the 'two families' to enable the joint provision of care.

This true openness requires that Microsoft not follow Google's clever but conniving lead with the Android platform, which is technically open, but practically closed.

The architecture openness requires the allowance of a product to accept personalized function modules.

Some intimacy and openness is required.

Misconduct aside, this new era of openness may require a period of adjustment during which researchers are a little more self-reflective, with a more active internal editor.

And plenty suggest that the openness and negotiation required by their preferences, far from encouraging the cruelty they sometimes pantomime, make for stronger and more respectful relationships.

Philosophy for them was mixed up with friendship and brisk walks in the Norfolk countryside and drinking cheap (and even, occasionally, expensive) wine; it required openness to physics, linguistics, theology, parapsychology.