Sentence examples for thorough open from inspiring English sources

I, for one, am hopeful the public -- particularly the blogger community -- will hold the authorities accountable for a thorough, open and honest investigation of this bizarre and tragic occurrence.

"For the sake of the family, the citizens of Ferguson, and the entire region, it is vital that the investigations into the shooting death of Michael Brown move forward in a thorough, open and transparent manner to ensure that trust is restored and justice is done," he added.

Rorty's position is that we have no notion of rational warrant that exceeds, or transcends, or grounds, the norms that liberal intellectuals take to define thorough, open-minded, reflective discussion.

"The IPCC process is probably the most thorough and open review undertaken in any discipline.

The tribunal commended Tate for being thorough and open in its approach to the case".

In a statement, Boeing said that the company "welcomes the Defense Department's decision and believes that it will best serve the warfighter in allowing the appropriate time for this important and complex procurement to be conducted in a thorough and open competition".

"The message I found I was getting from above was 'we need to conduct an investigation which is thorough and open,'" he said.

The RCN regional director Karen Webb said: "It's quite right that the trust should hold a thorough and open internal investigation into the failings that have harmed both public confidence and staff morale.

Recommendations are outlined and highlighted through the findings on a thorough and open transnational collaboration among the triple helix actors around the North Sea and related offshore wind ecosystems such as the offshore wind ecosystem in the Irish Sea and the Baltic Sea.

In his intimate, heuristic, thorough, and open-ended devotion to movie-making as both an art and a way of life, Lubtchansky took a leading role in another aspect of cinematic revolution the realization, in practice, of the ideals of personal filmmaking that fueled the French New Wave and that, perhaps, only an actual social revolution, that of 1968, could have brought to fruition.

"We support an open, thorough and objective investigation that we believe, in time, will provide the answers to the questions we all have," said Gormley.