1. 公开性：公共权威能够得到公民的广泛认可;2)代表性(representation)目标,公共代表能够有效地代表公民;3)问责性(accountability)目标,公共官员的不良行为能够受到他方的追究;4)公开性(openness)目标,公共信息在没有公共危险的情况下能够向公民公开;
1. This shows the trend of openness and democracy among the current cadre selection framework of China.
2. Openness and candor are essential for building and enhancing public trust and for dispelling whatever misgivings there may be about what the government is doing.
3. The White House has finally recognized openness to compromise would be better than coercive persuasion, amid implicit pressure from Capitol Hill.
4. The Chinese media has reacted to the disaster with unprecedented openness and determination to bring the full extent of the catastrophe to the public.
5. The previous edition only mentions openness in government affairs, but the new one devotes a whole chapter to it.
6. To make a compromise with economic conservatives, the US government had to close the country's door of openness to a certain degree.
7. To put it differently, recognizing our collective interest in the openness of the global economy is not sufficient.
8. Achieving the vision requires strong political leadership and collective resolve to push the envelope of reforms and openness with trial and error.
9. The garment city now has its own culture in which important characteristics are openness, innovation and compatibility.
10. Such moves taken by the US have violated market rules and also run contrary to the principle of openness long advocated by the US itself.
noun
1. willingness or readiness to receive (especially impressions or ideas)
e.g. he was testing the government's receptiveness to reform
this receptiveness is the key feature in oestral behavior, enabling natural mating to occur
their receptivity to the proposal
Synonym: receptiveness receptivity
2. characterized by an attitude of ready accessibility (especially about one's actions or purposes)
without concealment
not secretive
Synonym: nakedness
3. without obstructions to passage or view
e.g. the openness of the prairies