The phrase "accepting open" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a willingness to accept something that is open or available, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We are accepting open applications for the position."
Alternatives: "welcoming submissions" or "open to applications".
It is hard to see the Freedom party - which has come so close to power by exploiting hostility to foreigners - accepting open borders with Austria's poorer neighbours.
By accepting open source into the product development cycle, vendors give up some control over product delivery schedules.
By accepting open source into the product development cycle, vendors give up some control over product delivery schedules.
He's living in Portland and attending Portland State University, an accepting, open safe place for LGBT people.
Hendon mentioned Rep. Ron Stephens' claim that the accepting "open homosexuality" contributed to the fall of Rome, and also called out members of the state senate who tried to make the issue about underfunded pensions.
The 18-year-old Los Angeles resident, who was cut from "Project Runway: Junior" in December, said he'd gotten the impression that Brown was "a very accepting, open and diverse college experience" during an earlier visit to the Providence, Rhode Island campus.
He mentioned the contest for the Democratic presidential nomination, in which American voters seem largely unfazed by having the top contenders be a woman and an African-American mand and wondered if the theater is in a similarly accepting, open-minded place.
Our dream is that our report will contribute to a sea change in attitudes so that rather than facing prejudice, fear and discrimination, people who have these experiences will find those around them accepting, open-minded and willing to help.
"It's not like any other writing class because the people who have read my books, or even if they just know who I am, they're music-loving people, they're creative people; they're a little oddball, they're a little unusual...much more expansive and accepting, open-hearted, open-minded people".
If we can identify and admit that we have these tendencies to defend an old paradigm, even when it is clearly no longer valid, and we resist the ideas of newcomers, can we not move past these old habits to create a more accepting, open-minded, and progressive environment?
We do not accept open applications.
