Sentence examples for standards of openness from inspiring English sources

There's an open kitchen that sets new standards of openness — it blends seamlessly into the rest of the space, with no real dividers — and that accounts for food options well above the typical bar snacks.

The Open Government Partnership (OGP), launched last month at the UN, sets basic standards of openness, such as publishing a draft state budget.

It was in English and homogeneous, operating according to Western standards of openness.

It was Anglophone and homogeneous, operating according to Western standards of openness.

New standards of openness forced the governments to reveal economic data on once-guarded items like foreign cash reserves.

The government has said it intends to set up a capital market, which would require new standards of openness for Saudi companies.

A standard measure of openness to experience was used and kinaesthetic ability was evaluated using a table of movement dimensions based on Laban Movement Analysis (LMA).

On the one hand, it was argued that a new standard of openness and immediacy had been created for war coverage.

Imperfect because he failed his own standard of openness, first while in government — he battled any serious oversight of the intelligence agencies' most controversial programs — and then again in this cheerful, overconfident account of his years there.

Nudging Libya to confess more readily to having a nuclear past has also increased the diplomatic pressure on Iran and North Korea to come cleaner too, and set a standard of openness to measure them by.

"By communicating honestly with our customers to help them protect themselves, we not only set a new standard of openness and transparency for large businesses dealing with such challenges, we also demonstrated that TalkTalk is a business brave enough to put our customers' interests first".