Sentence examples for rule of openness from inspiring English sources

Indonesia has become a different sort of model of the transition from military to civilian rule, of openness and pluralism.

The implication was that economic growth and its determinants macroeconomic stability, rule of law, openness to trade and so on benefit the poorest fifth as much as they do everyone else.This was the heyday of the "Washington consensus".

"We are of firm belief that connectivity initiatives must be based on universally recognized international norms, good governance, rule of law, openness, transparency and equality," read a statement issued by India's Foreign Ministry.

As I see it, the rules of harmonisation should go no further than maintaining the principle of openness.

The organization of SMSreg conforms to the principle of openness.

It filed a petition in September with the federal courts requesting a review of the auction rules on openness, calling them "arbitrary" and "capricious".

He said it needed "an economic model of sustainable growth that increases citizens' prosperity and improves social cohesion, within the rules of economic openness and financial orthodoxy".

There are dozens of new transparency requirements and rules for openness.

Such rules and a lack of openness in investment laws have prompted Iranians to send an estimated $600 billion to $1 trillion abroad since the revolution.

The outcome, still in doubt, will be crucial to realizing the hopes of most Iranians for greater tolerance, respect for the rule of law and more openness to the outside world.

Last year, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton repeated those threats, despite President Obama's campaign promises of openness and the rule of law in his detainee policy.