Sentence examples for which are openly from inspiring English sources

The launch is being attended by Mauricio López Bonillo, the interior minister of Guatemala, one of a band of countries in Latin America which are openly challenging the old orthodoxy on the war on drugs.The report presents compelling evidence for the costs of an all-out policy of prohibitionism.

Those products which are openly available for adaptation for specific educational use cases have been included.

Based on the schedule, developers propose new features early in the release cycle which are openly discussed in the mailing list.

Foreign kidnappings have become so common that  it is  now something of a national joke (the far majority of the kidnapped are returned unharmed) and there is also growing criticism over US drone strikes, which are openly embraced by the current government.

Many of these groups, some of which are openly neo-Nazi, are gaining strength everywhere.

Malaysia's main newspapers are owned by the government and political parties in the ruling coalition, although some major opposition parties also have their own, which are openly sold alongside regular newspapers.

Unlike Pope John Paul's masses, which were openly ecumenical, Benedict's public appearances are likely to be overwhelmingly aimed at Catholics.

It is more original than her "Telemann Overture Suite in E Minor," which was openly derivative of George Balanchine's plotless neoclassical ballets.

For that reason alone, it should be ordered by a court on evidence which is openly assessed rather than by a government minister.

That statement marked a sharp change from Mr. Zabludovsky's coverage of the last presidential race in 1994, which was openly favorable to the government.

The hardest task will be pushing through a €50 billion privatisation programme which is openly opposed by Mr Papandreou's closest cabinet allies, Tina Birbili, the environment and energy minister, and Louka Katseli, the labour minister.Europe wants even more Greek austerity.