Sentence examples for side of openness from inspiring English sources

Despite a 2009 executive order that instructed all federal agencies to open more documents to the public — to err on the side of openness when deciding whether to release documents — government offices have classified more documents since President Obama took office, according to the Federation of American Scientists.

But I would much rather err on the side of openness than secrecy.

"I think it's better to err on the side of openness, even if that causes a difficult conversation".

"I will err on the side of openness and full access as much as possible," he said.

To the extent that the protests are the first blast in a much longer, broader battle, this newspaper is firmly on the side of openness and freedom.

And now the governor will have to err on the side of openness, even when dealing with political antagonists using their senatorial powers to investigate him.

But a sounder reading may understand him to hold that attaining beatitudo and virtus are more like built-in beneficial side-effects of openness to the beatitudo of everyone – that is, of love of neighbor as oneself, according to a reasonable order of priorities.

If your arms are relaxed at the sides of your body while standing, this is also generally a sign of openness, accessibility, and an overall willingness to interact.

"I've also seen up-close that there can be another, more troubling, side of YouTube's openness.

Mr. McConell, on the mossy side, claimed there was "plenty of openness to new ideas" among Republicans; but observed that in order to implement policy, one must win elections; and that therefore Republicans must, first, build "momentum".

In a statement SPI reminds the world of its sponsorship of many LGBT causes and events in the U.S., distances itself from the Russian government, and claims "passionate" advocacy on the side of "freedom, tolerance and openness in society".