Sentence examples for until openness from inspiring English sources
In the absence of coordination, relatively open countries may be swamped and may restrict immigration even more as a result, intensifying flows to other relatively open countries until openness to migrants across the world is significantly reduced.Just as serious a concern, however, is that pressure for geoengineering solutions will grow as the effects of warming intensify.
The paper documents three clear epochs in the 20th century Argentine history: an early era of openness until 1930, a subsequent 60 year period of relative economic isolation, and a post-1990 ofening of the economy.
With the insouciant openness that was until quite recently a feature of American life — Oswald, let's recall, gave a press conference on the night of the Kennedy assassination — dignitaries and reporters and even artists for publications, North and South, rushed in to interview him.
Some even predict movement on the big blockage in relations with Japan accounting for all the Japanese citizens North Korea is accused of having abducted.As for South Korea, openness will wait until after the departure of President Lee Myung-bak, who is still waiting for North Korea to apologise for sinking a naval vessel and shelling civilians in 2010.
It's a palatable license option because the "openness" doesn't kick in until after the original owner sells the patent.
As measured by EFI4, the 22 HBCs experienced on average the highest increase in trade liberalization between 1990 and 1995, whereas Trade Openness and KOF1 increased steadily until 2007.
Until the airlines change their minds, analysts and passengers say openness by the airlines could offset some of travelers' irritation.
The heavy travelling schedule that he maintained early in his academic career remained with him until the end of his life: Herbert embodied both deep-rootedness and openness for adventure.
Although major software firms are working on these issues, yet until then, there is a need to strike a right balance between security and openness (Lennon [2009]; Fuchs-kittowski et al. [2009]; Chui et al. [2012]).
