Examples of using More openness in English and their translations into Russian
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More openness was expected from the government inside Moldova itself,
as well as from more openness in their mutual contacts.
improved business culture and ethical standards, more openness and transparency, reduction of risks
as well as from within the Council itself, for more openness, enhanced transparency
partially accepted by Canada, Algeria indicated that it had expected more openness and consistency from Canada in the universal periodic review exercise.
explained to the deputies that the new world demands more openness, and took the opportunity to condemn the opposition.
noting the suggestions for more openness and focus on ICP work,
non-permanent categories and more openness in its working methods.
we will respond to the attack with even more democracy, more openness, more participation and more humanity.
One delegate referred to the organization's stated aim to promote more openness and accountability in the Security Council
we need more openness in the sector- contracts should be published
That means that there must be considerably more openness and transparency in decision-making.
Turkey believes that more openness in its activities would increase the credibility of the Council.
More openness and integration across the global economy creates opportunities for increased prosperity.
There was a need for more openness and for new and better managerial practices.
The Ukrainian law practitioners have long been eager for more openness of the anti-trust officials' practices.
The response to that attack had been more openness, democracy and humanity,
Often, proposed measures which would create more openness and transparency are rejected because they would allegedly compromise the security interests of States.
That should encourage Member States to show more openness in their attitude in order to achieve the progress hoped for in that area.
The Government was considering the creation of an educational framework to promote a democratic national identity that allowed for more openness, diversity and tolerance.