Sentence examples for openness so that from inspiring English sources
On the other is a lobbying juggernaut that seeks to dismantle online openness so that phone and cable companies can rebuild the Internet as a gated community that serves their bottom line.
"The flaps, they're to create a feeling of openness, so that the front of the booth flares out".
"Sharing" is, in fact, the opposite of what we do: like one of Woolf's hostesses, we rehearse a limited openness so that we can feel the solidity of our own private selves.
On tax, the Prime Minister is under pressure to "put Britain's own house in order" by persuading more tax havens under UK control to sign up to global standards on openness so that other countries can hunt tax cheats.
"I think we've been good at creating an openness so that people feel like they can come to us with an idea for a night, however random.
I hope there will be constructive dialogue here, with increasing transparency and openness, so that public money can be monitored in the best way.
The architect, Rem Koolhaas, has a certain way of approaching space and openness, so for me it was all about finding my own space in all of that.
"He's so open, so impressionable, so wow!" That openness, along with enthusiastic recommendations, made Dr. Marshall think the Deer in the Headlights would do just fine.
In a veiled reference to other gay bishops, it said it hoped Chamberlain's public comments would lead to "increased openness among bishops so that the burden does not long remain on the bishop of Grantham alone".
This needs to be accompanied by openness and accountability so that we can all see the minutes, correspondence and documents held by regulators, who claim to be the guardians of the public interest.
Of course, a major concern, is the clash between the legalities of the merger negotiations and due process (which requires complete discretion and heavily guarded communications), and the desire for openness and inclusion so that all those involved in the change feel engaged.
