Sentence examples for Open to examination from inspiring English sources

It has been both better and worse than I expected -- better because a lot of people here believe that The Times should be as open to examination as those The Times itself examines each day; their welcome has been generous and heartening.

Its credibility as a centre of learning will rightly depend on all aspects of her legacy being open to examination".

He added, "What we are looking forward to is the next steps," when the prosecutors' evidence becomes clear and open to examination.

Matters of choice such as political views and religious beliefs are freely open to examination and where appropriate criticism and opposition, equally vigorous where necessary.

"If you look at the years since the rise of the internet, power has become more consolidated, more elitist, less open to examination, so the interactive utopians have failed to deliver the power to the people they promised".

(h) All documents and other evidence offered or taken for the record shall be open to examination by all parties, unless otherwise ordered by the ALJ pursuant to § 79.24.

Insofar as source codes have not been opened to examination on behalf of the public — and most have not — instructions to computers on how to count votes appear to have become a trade secret.

By contrast, subjectivity in prior distributions (as seen with Bayesian methods) is explicit and open to examination-and critique-by all".

The reasons we offer, in turn, must be open to scrutiny, examination and analysis by the wider community.

But once date rape becomes a focus of aggressive attention, the entire realm of private sexual relations is opened to legal examination, creating more conflicts; public examination of the private becomes commonplace.

In Caerphilly county, Rhymney comprehensive opened to staff and external examination pupils only due to access difficulties due to icy conditions.