Sentence examples for there is openness from inspiring English sources

Hunt said that while it was clear from the Francis report that the first priority was to prevent poor care, when accidents do happen, "it is incredibly important to make sure we have a structure where people learn from mistakes and hospitals and care providers have a culture where there is openness and transparency".

He said of Mr Obama: "We have forged a friendship, there is openness when we talk".

"We have to raise public confidence in the nursing profession and the NHS as a whole, but the only way that will happen is if people are made accountable when mistakes happen and there is openness and honesty".

Because there is openness to innovation and change moderns are attracted.

There is openness to seeing computational objects as "other minds"; there is willingness to consider what a computer and a human mind might have in common; and, in a different register, there is evidence of a certain fatigue with the difficulties of dealing with people.

We also found that there is openness to talking to a bioethicist about such concerns, especially among faculty, and that there is a general acceptance of the idea of a research ethics consultation service at an institutional level.

"She's listening really hard, there's openness with her and she's the more powerful player," said Ms. McSwain, who held one such party.

The goal, he said, was "to create an environment where there's openness and a sense of mutual support," he said, "where I can work through life-cycle events and no one's going to think less of me".

"While I find there's openness and people are very lovely, white and black, New York is somewhat segregated," Ms. Fales-Hill, 40, said one morning recently in the apartment she shares with her husband, Aaron Hill, and their newborn daughter.

But on the Jewish left there is more openness to the idea.

Generally, in Europe there is certain openness in recognizing the advance health care directives, also supported by the statements of international organizations.