Sentence examples for openness standards from inspiring English sources

The agency adopted two of the four openness standards that Google proposed this year, including open access to software applications and devices.

The OGP's goal, however, is not to set openness standards or rank countries; rather it seeks to encourage members to initiate ambitious new reforms and deliver on these promises under the watchful eyes of citizens.

"Making all foreign government information presumptively classified," he said, "means we're lowering our openness standard to the lowest common denominator of our ostensible allies".

Shannon: A move to openness, ie open source, open standards will be key to the future of healthcare, which is somewhat behind in this regard.

According to the Cabinet Office, he is well known in the open standards community as an advocate for the openness and interoperability of systems.

The SBDS complies with the conditions of an open source platform, but the lack of open standards for big spatial data systems limits its openness in terms of standards.

This kind of openness made Windows a standard, but users were still locked in.Now it seems that, thanks to the internet, the IT industry has entered a positive feedback loop in favour of open standards.

And openness – in standards, governance, and ethics – must be the basis of technologists' efforts to take back the the net.

Much of the book deals with his belief that openness of standards and access is the only way forward.

Nudging Libya to confess more readily to having a nuclear past has also increased the diplomatic pressure on Iran and North Korea to come cleaner too, and set a standard of openness to measure them by.

The meltdown brought both a big increase in foreign ownership of Indonesian firms and a huge improvement in openness and management standards.Some of the old groups survive.