Sentence examples for a more open style from inspiring English sources

Mr Witty has already set the tone for a more open style of management.

It makes sense to play on a more Open style of course".

Having been in the job for more than a year this will be a chance for him to show how successful he and his general secretary, David Treisman, have been in implementing a more open style of party management.

On the one hand, Ashley cites Brown talking encouragingly about how he has learned a more open style of politics from "citizens' forums organised by people like Age Concern and the National Consumer Council".

When the series shifts to Anaheim for Game 3 Wednesday night, does Mighty Ducks Coach Mike Babcock expect to play a more open style, with more end-to-end action or odd-man rushes?

Their former prop Adam Jones said this week: "Wales look like a side that is being told by the coaches to play in a certain way, a more open style, but for one reason or another it is not working".

"The fact that it will be dry gives us an ability to play a much more open style," Sheens said.

Parling, in contention for an England bench spot, was busy throughout but behind the scrum Leicester again looked largely out of sorts in comparison with a Newcastle side who, on their new artificial pitch, are pursuing a far more open style of rugby.

KW: I'd expect a bit more open style of rugby with three new coaches [England, France and Italy] trying to impose their influence on their respective countries.

"It's what front-runners do," Mr. Weaver said, saying the McCain campaign saw its candidate's more open style as "a tactical advantage".

The more open style has helped in recruiting, and Purdue's highly regarded freshman class has paid dividends.