Sentence examples for openness work from inspiring English sources

Neither Mr. Wade nor Mr. Rodrik, whose most recent book is "The New Global Economy and Developing Countries: Making Openness Work" (Overseas Development Council, 1999), says he thinks there is one policy to fit all sizes.

The themes emerging from the interviews fell into two main groups: a) coordination behaviours and adaptive coordination strategies and b) situational and contextual drivers, including the team's management of challenging moments and the facilitating effect of a positive climate (i.e. communication openness, work atmosphere) on teamwork.

Janine Gibson, Editor, Guardian.co.uk, said: "This is a great example of how we are pioneering digital innovation and openness, working both commercially and editorially with the online community through our Open Platform, rather than shutting them out.

And you have clearly decided that openness works for you.

Tim Kelsey, the UK's director of transparency and open data, outlined the three main challenges for this partnership of governments and civil society organisations who are committed to openness: how to get the evidence that openness works; how to share those stories; and how to ensure the partnership itself is sustainable.

If we are all in it together, as citizens, with equal political voices, with equal protection by the rule of law and equal opportunities arising from education and meritocracy, then openness works.

"We want openness, better work conditions and a better deal for pensioners".

You might think openness would work a lot better than opaqueness.

The house is a rental, and Beckham said she missed Los Angeles, where the family lived most recently — the climate, the openness, the work ethic.

"If we're to talk about issues of justice with more openness and work beyond customs and current attitudes, then the law is a useful framework.

Albers, a "beautiful teacher and an impossible person," according to his Black Mountain student Robert Rauschenberg, ran the art program and briefly the college; he showed an unusual openness to work by artists quite different from his own clean-lined abstractions.