Sentences with phrase «new openness»

With pressure growing to label genetically modified foods, the developers of biotechnology crops are starting a campaign to gain support for their products by promising new openness.

They offer obligatory praise for our new sexual awareness and the hope that anxiety, guilt, and tension will dissipate in the light of our new openness.

This was an important instance of the new openness, for the mere mention of these martyrs and confessors had entailed serious risk a few years before.

The Vatican's upcoming meeting on family life has spurred broad speculation about a new openness to divorced and remarried Catholics.

When and how do poetic and narrative elements in preaching create a new openness to God and to the world?

In the new openness of the era of the Second Vatican Council, however, church leaders began to appoint to official commissions theologians charged with finding new ways of agreeing, of getting beyond or behind the divisions of recent centuries.

The resolution hoped for will be a repentance for past collusion or inaction, acknowledgement of the truth of the Gospel of Life, and a new openness to get involved in active pro-life work.

[2] In expressing this point Ratzinger subtly shifts the debate away from an assessment of what the historical - critical method has achieved or not to a new openness for something which goes much further than historical - criticism itself.

At such times a relaxation of the apologetic approach and a new openness to the foreignness of alternative ways of looking at mystery become essential simply for the sake of the vitality and survival of the tradition's revelatory capacity.

Although there is still considerable resistance on the part of many devout Christian believers to the new openness now being extended toward other religions, there is also a great deal of enthusiasm about it on the part of many others.

Cleansed a little of our inhibitions and our clanishness, we are being sent out with the beginnings of a new openness and a new nonchalance about ourselves.

This emptiness itself favors a new openness to transcendence.

A new openness to the cries and aspirations of the marginalised groups alone is the basis of it.

At the same time, there is a new openness toward memorialization, public acknowledgment of «the grief process» and finding venues to convey this process.

But I am equally interested in a new openness among scientists to explore suggestions coming from the side of theology.

This new openness was very liberating for medicine.

But, with that new openness comes an old danger — alcohol abuse and alcoholism.

Netsch made his comments during a park board meeting in a gymnasium of the Washington Park field house, 5531 S. King Dr. Netsch plans to have the board meet occasionally in parks to dramatize its new openness since it came under the control of Mayor Harold Washington last month.

Managing the classroom in the face of these difficult factors requires new tools and a new openness to creative teaching and discipline strategies.

The new openness — photos of Aung San Suu Kyi are now visible everywhere across Yangon — will reactivate political memories and debate.

However, it's a shame that Ed's new openness couldn't quite extend to his economic brief.

«The conference agreed on a process to reflect a new openness,» Nolan said.

Key legislators and real estate execs are demonstrating a new openness to a State Assembly bill that would mandate higher wages for construction workers...

And there'll be a new openness to that.

The new openness, in other words, is «much more» than a challenge to the expanding scope of intellectual property rights.

The director of the film, Rob Epstein, commented in the press conference on the significance of the time period, stating it was a new age of sexual openness, but sometimes there are unintended consequences that can arise from this new openness.

As implied by Mr. Bloom, two of the redeeming characteristics of the 60's youth culture were a new openness and an inner - directedness, which idealistically might...

Step forward the Editors: In a panel chaired by Michael Bhaskar, Harper Collins's Kimberley Young described recruiting romance writers via a twitter shout out (I can only pity the person who had to read the 1000 submissions she got in in response) and hailed the new openness to experimentation — and the speed publishers could move (from acquisition to Amazon in 30 days).

Chairman Mao has declared a new openness in society: «Let a hundred flowers bloom; let a hundred schools of thought contend.»

For all the stuff in the attic or awaiting excavation, the work brings a new openness and ambiguity.

Critics and commentators had placed him among the group of young painters called the «Second Generation New York School,» a name that both indicated their debt to the original New York Abstract Expressionists and their new openness to representation.

This exhibition addressed the widespread societal transformation, engendered by Japan's new openness to the outside world during the nineteenth century which greatly impacted the print culture known as Ukiyo - e that flourished in the theater and courtesan quarters of Edo (modern Tokyo).

Taut's ambitious Alpine Architecture (1917), a proposal to construct glass houses the size of mountains in the Alps, was an example of Modernism's most idealistic aims in which the transparent glass represented his vision of a new openness in international relations and a strategy for peace.

In a broader sense, Cole gave legitimacy to the idea of a truly American painting, one that built on the richness of European art but adopted a new openness and directness of vision.

The report recommends the common law section review its accommodation practices and policies, create a new openness to meet with advocates, and train appeal committee members on how to properly handle human rights cases.

It was a Merry Christmas indeed, thanks to the kindness and fairness of an immigration officer and the new openness of Immigration Canada.

This change has resulted in a new openness to leveraging expertise through AI applications, which can convert inefficient services into maintainable products that deliver value (for users and experts) over and over again.

Judges must always remember, however, that this new openness must not be permitted to sully their perceived or actual impartiality.

In fact, every segment of the scholarly publishing enterprise is toying with this new openness.

Facebook said its new openness was meant to show that it takes the intense criticism over its handling of user data seriously.

Talent Achievement Group is at the forefront of bringing a new openness, honesty, and transparency in healthcare recruiting to all of our candidates and clients.

Managing the classroom in the face of these difficult factors requires new tools and a new openness to creative teaching and discipline strategies.