"Now they can just spend $1 million a year on a law firm to ensure Verizon lives up to the openness requirements".
While Google had no intention of winning, it bid to ensure that the airwaves would be subject to so-called openness requirements, meaning that Verizon Wireless, which won the bidding, would not be able to exclude Google services like Web search, Gmail and maps from phones using those frequencies.
Given that women with various and co-occurring mental illnesses after childbirth differ greatly in their requirements, openness and motivation for, and compliance with mother-infant treatment, the COS intervention can allow individualized, flexible and deepened therapeutic access to each mother-infant dyad, which is further supported by its group character.
Feasibility is also measured using a modified version of the Evidence Based Practice Attitudes Scale (Aarons 2004), which includes subscales for requirements, appeal, openness and divergence.
It also serves and protects the public interest, because standards developers accredited by ANSI must meet the institute's requirements for openness, balance, consensus, and other due-process safeguards.
It also serves and protects the public interest since standards developers accredited by ANSI must meet the Institute's requirements for openness, balance, consensus and other due process safeguards".
These essential requirements emphasize openness, lack of dominance, balance of interest, coordination and harmonization, public notification of standards development, appropriate consideration of views and objections raised, evidence of a consensus vote, an appeals mechanism, and written procedures for methods used in standards development [ 77].
Openness and democracy are requirements which are not only important to the European Parliament, but which will also determine the future legitimacy of the Union in the eyes of its citizens, and the way to ensure that it achieves this is not through expensive information campaigns, but through serious improvements to its democratic processes.
The panel said that the school's rules were "viewpoint neutral," since they imposed a requirement of openness on all student groups, and were also "reasonable".
Sneaky intentions violate this requirement of openness, and therefore apparently they must be ruled out one way or another.
Openness is increasingly a requirement from funding agencies or the policy of institutes either way, it is good scientific practice.
