Sentence examples for public openness from inspiring English sources
It should do so promptly, but with a far greater public openness about the costs of such projects.
At the same time, there is an overwhelming public openness to the idea of electing an African American to the presidency.
David Letterman's recent confession that he had sexual relationships with employees was woven so skillfully into his standard monologue that it seemed a new permutation in the theater of public openness, one in which an acknowledgment of misconduct was transformed into judgment-neutralizing entertainment.
In short, while Twitter emphasizes public openness and global accessibility, Facebook emphasizes perceived privacy, even while content is still actively data mined, but just by Facebook.
Ferrare said public openness is more important than the potential loss of candidates fearing disclosure.
A poll released last week, on the 15-year anniversary of enacting "don't ask, don't tell", shows that 75% of the American public supports openness about sexual orientation in the military.
In 2011, Carney became President Obama's press secretary, and during his three-year tenure in that post he and his colleagues used social media to pull off a remarkable trick: giving the Obama Administration a reputation among the public for openness while at the same time allowing reporters precious little access to the White House.
where ΔWage Gap ct is the change in the macro wage gap between t and t−1; Δ X ct are changes in possible determinants of the dynamics of the wage gap, namely percentage of public employees, openness, share of public employees in Public Administration, government effectiveness, employment protection, and trade union density; and (sum _{t}lambda _{t}) are period fixed effects.
None of these variables enter significantly in either regression, whereas the coefficients of percentage of public employees, openness, and government effectiveness remain stable and statistically significant, the only exception being the coefficient of government quality in column (4), with a p value of 0.19.
The IMA's collecting and deaccessioning practices have reflected this perspective, utilizing technology to provide public access, openness, and transparency in museum operations.
