Sentence examples for Open to propositions from inspiring English sources

Not signing up but open to propositions.

In order to be persuaded by it, you would have to be open to propositions like this: "Part of the left's savage animus against Sarah Palin is attributable to her status not as a woman, neither as a Conservative, but as a Worker".

So, Uefa, at the moment, I think are beginning to realise this gap is not healthy for competition and they're open to propositions and suggestions of how that can be catered for or solutions to that problem.

If once the door is opened to the affirmance of the proposition that a state may regulate one who does much business, while not regulating another who does the same but less business, then all significance in the guaranty of the equal protection of the laws is lost, and the door is opened to that inequality of legislation which Mr. Justice Catron referred to in the quotation above made.

In addition, the automakers are all open to various propositions put forth by the senators Thursday.

"I am intellectually open to the proposition that the only way to achieve the optimal balance between financial stability and the efficient intermediation of capital flows might be to break up some of the largest institutions," Mr. Tarullo said.

In Montgomery, where first the press and then the Freedom Riders were set upon by a mob when the bus from Birmingham arrived at the Trailways station, a local man I thought of as open to the proposition that black people ought to be treated as full citizens said to me, "I was sickened today.

There is something attractive about that, particularly considering recent Gallup surveys that show 58% of Americans are open to the proposition of a third party.

"But we are open to any interesting propositions", says Intissar.

I believe donors are open to myriad value propositions, but they all want to know exactly where their money goes.

And now I am more open to advice and propositions to improve my lifestyle.