Sentence examples for terms of openness from inspiring English sources

"The world looks to the U.S. to define what's possible in terms of openness and government accountability," Mr. Aftergood said.

In all those examples, the agencies are exceeding what federal law requires in terms of openness and disclosure.

No country is perfect in terms of openness, and OGP creates dialogue between democracies, allowing governments to share ideas about transparency with one other, she said.

There are questions about whether that reflects the direction the NHS should be going in, in terms of openness and transparency".

In terms of openness and access it lands far behind what has happened in the Guantánamo commissions, which is pretty stark.

But public accountability – although important in terms of openness and transparency – means civil servants are often held to account for the minutiae of programmes to a level that would be anathema in the closely guarded world of enterprise IT.

What are you thinking in terms of your openness to potentially selling the core cable assets of the company?

"The Mexican economy is way behind the U.S. and Canadian economy in terms of transparency, openness, development.

This tour has been the best I've been on in terms of the openness of the management and the bond forged by the players.

"There are no checks and balances…the incentives for saying nothing are great".Abu Dhabi is ahead of Dubai in terms of government openness and efficiency.

Under pressure to justify its own existence as an effective invigilator, the committee is talking this up as "a very significant event in terms of the openness and transparency of the agencies".