Sentence examples for worldwide openness from inspiring English sources

Because to Westerners the U.S.S.R. was for more than 70 years the No. 1 sphinx, the serial release of K.G.B. documents over the past decade has solved whole shelves' worth of longstanding mysteries and promoted an atmosphere of real or imaginary worldwide openness.

It's impossible to look back on 2011 without recalling the massive number of people who joined in worldwide protests to push for openness and inclusion – financial, political and social.

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Catholics worldwide have started campaigning against the pope's openness, with more than half a million signing a petition calling on Francis to reaffirm church teachings on gay people and divorcees.

Finally, Danner and Rammstedt (2015) compared the association between openness and income in 19 countries worldwide based on the International Social Science Survey Program (ISSP) data.

It's a worldwide and years-long practice operating in relative openness.

After the disease spread beyond China's borders and provoked worldwide panic, the government pledged to confront future health emergencies with greater openness.

Openness on trade, which includes the leadership of the new worldwide round of liberalisation that was promised in Doha last November, is costlier for domestic lobbies than is aid.

Emerging economies have turned into major production centres worldwide, although their specific roles in GPNs and GVCs may vary according to their openness to trade and foreign investment, and other strategic consideration.

Openness is then mostly a strategy that allows rapid access to valued innovation worldwide while reducing operating costs and removing supply chain dependencies.

The younger Mr. Snowden, who won worldwide notice by exposing details of American surveillance programs and has presented himself as a champion of openness and transparency, has become largely a cipher himself since obtaining temporary asylum in Russia in August.