The phrase "arrests open" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The police made several arrests open to public scrutiny."
Alternatives: "arrests are public" or "arrests are visible".
Britain could see its first so-called "shooting gallery" – somewhere drug addicts can legally use heroin and crack without fear of arrest – open within the year, under controversial plans.
On architectural merit alone, it is a contender: it seeks to create the headquarters for a powerful financial institution, while also offering the world outside an arresting open space off a narrow City of London street.
The events that led to his and Ivanov's arrest open a window on the elusive and lucrative world of computer hacking -- where many perpetrators no longer fool with computers just because they are bored or want to make political statements.
The master suite claims its terrace and spa-quality bathroom, and a visually arresting open plan living room features a brick fireplace.
As shown in Figure 2A (lower panel), incubation of MCF-7 cells in the presence of 100 μ M NSC23766 resulted in a near-complete inhibition in IR-induced G2/M arrest (open bars).
His brother said Mr. Valdez fled across the river into Nuevo Laredo in 1998 to avoid arrest, opened a small shop and never lived in the United States again.
Kendrick Lamar came to a show they did in LA last October; Dave from De La Soul has co-written Mirror, the arresting opening track of the new album.
It was written to change the world, after all, so it should change yours, and there's no more arresting opening or ending to any operatic drama than the start of Das Rheingold or the climax of Götterdämmerung.
But the arrest opened a window into a peculiar work environment, populated by thousands of animals, driven researchers and the technicians who perform the lab's menial but essential work.
