Sentence examples for said openness from inspiring English sources

Liam Fox, the defence secretary, said: "Openness and transparency are essential if we are to move towards multilateral disarmament".

Paul Saffo, a Silicon Valley forecaster, said openness was likely to apply to new products like the OSD, rather than to existing proprietary products.

"What I heard from him, I liked a lot, because he said openness is really in the DNA of the company".

He then said openness leads to a more engaged citizenry, and changed the subject to the issue of young people having a lower propensity to vote.

So what happens when we look for correlations between, say, openness and liberalism?

Until the airlines change their minds, analysts and passengers say openness by the airlines could offset some of travelers' irritation.

"There's something about American ideology that says openness is good, secrets are bad, and equality is somehow synonymous with openness.

But the arid legal hairsplitting that dominates that chamber poses fewer policy problems than the messier lower courts do.Supporters of reform say openness should be a democratic presumption, and that cameras in court will improve confidence in the legal system.

She refers to relations between the two countries, and says "openness to working with other cultures means there is no limit to what you can do together".

Until we are given an explanation of why this kind of enhancement is problematic (and it couldn't be problematic because it threatens, say, openness to the unbidden), it is hard to take these worries as presenting any kind of general argument against biomedical enhancement.

Mr. Ratliff said his openness about his lobbying work has protected him from criticism.