Significats de glasnost en anglès

Item one: without the fax machine there would have been no glasnost.

A thing of naive, idiotic, self-congratulatory excellence, much like triumphal glasnost America itself.

Good to see a spirit of glasnost very nearly enveloping Manchester United's official website last week.

Political openness has a new name -glasnost.

Never mind the tortuous syntax; Greenspan's real legacy has been to bring glasnost to central banking.

One colleague yesterday recalled the term "glasnost" and applied it to the extraordinary proceedings.

No, not the selection for tomorrow's game at Lansdowne, just a touch of glasnost, Irish football style.

But behind these outward projections of glasnost between the parties, there was further trouble pending for the president.

We have resolutely taken the path of glasnost and we shall follow it unswervingly,' Mr Gorbachev told the conference.

But over the past year or so, there has been a shift in the government's thinking: a glasnost in gastronomy.

Even now, no one really knows all the passions that Gorbachev set in motion the day"glasnost" was decreed.

By 1989, with perestroika and glasnost well under way, the Cold War was effectively over, and the Berlin Wall came down.

Earlier, at the party conference, conservative delegates had claimed that the principle of glasnost was being pushed too far by the radicals.

The current romance between the press & the word "glasnost" is a kind of mirror image of the 2 previous episodes.

Herzog's been in and out of the country since the 70s, through perestroika and glasnost and the "catastrophe" of the Yeltsin years.

Sure, glasnost brought a tsunami of porn from the former Eastern bloc, but any mammal with thumbs and binocular vision can aim a black-market videocam.