True, the CIA now has its own website on the Internet, but this cyberspace openness has strict limits.
In its place he proposes a sensibility that we might call American Gay Male, after that community's tolerance for pornography, fetishes and a variety of partnered arrangements, from strict monogamy to wide openness.
As China grapples with its still-developing mesh of economic openness and strict political control, those like Mr. Yang deemed to have crossed the blurry line between free speech and subversion can end up in prison, their harsh sentences meted out as warnings to others.
The dogfooding aspect here comes from Microsoft realizing that it has been advocating more openness and a strict adherence to the letter of the law and going through proper channels, by the government in accessing Microsoft's customer data.
(Given Davidson's openness to the possibility of strict indeterministic laws (4.1), a more refined formulation of the closure principle would read 'every physical event that has an explanation has a physical explanation'.
The work of Los Alamos combines scientific inquiry, which needs a degree of openness, with weapons work, which requires strict secrecy.
In a phone interview, Tinderholt said he was not prepared to formally state his position on HB 507 and other reforms, but expressed openness to new laws, under the strict condition that he can prove his constituents support the changes.
This inchoate tendency appears to foreshadow the full expression of authoritarianism in adulthood -- both the lack of openness to new ideas and the strict reliance on automatic, mindless judgments and decision making.
Liberal factions seek wider freedoms and Western-style openness — which is deeply at odds with the Islamists who have urged stricter Muslim codes like death sentences for those convicted of insulting the Prophet Muhammad.
And the openness to greater religious expression in the public square (a conservative goal) requires stricter institutional boundaries.
