Sentence examples for Open to modification from inspiring English sources

There must be well-thought-out procedures in place, open to modification.

If Congress still worked for the people instead of a variety of deep-pocketed special interests, it would require manufacturers to make their devices more open to modification.

It means that everything canonical in Judaism, every religious law, every divine prophecy, is open to modification because it has human origins.

Blogging works best when it is endlessly malleable and open to modification - much of what bloggers do consists of cutting, pasting and twisting the work of professional journalists into interesting new shapes.

Such views take something akin to the T-schema to be the defining characteristic of truth, and as such, not open to modification.

The following mathematical algorithm is suggested as a method of aggregating the ratings from various curators and outputting the final table (note again that these formulae are open to modification as the project develops).

A cause is pending when it is still open to modifications, appeal or rehearing, and until the final judgment is rendered.

In his statement, Turner said the intelligence community "continues to be open to modifications to this program that would provide additional privacy and civil liberty protections while still maintaining its operational benefits," such as having the data "held by telecommunications companies or a third party".

The government is open to modifications suggested by Madigan, including a five-year pause on loan indexation for primary caregivers of newborn babies, but still faces a tough battle because it needs support of six of the eight crossbenchers to pass the legislation.

At the same time, the early stages of embryogenesis appear to be the most vulnerable and open to modifications.

Teachers may not eagerly embrace a multidisciplinary design approach for teaching science (Skamp and Mueller 2001; Tosun 2000; Yates and Chandler 2001), but as Levitt (2001) reports, teachers tend to be open to modifications in their approaches to teaching science when provided with useful models.