Sentence examples for be open to implementing from inspiring English sources
Shortly afterwards, the minister for women, Michaelia Cash, indicated that she would be open to implementing targets in the Liberal party.
Barack Obama has hinted at possible policy shifts in US efforts to contain Ebola, revealing he is considering fresh leadership to co-ordinate the federal response and is open to implementing travel bans if expert advice on its merits were to shift.
The media firestorms around Donald Trump's declaration to ban Muslims from entering the United States (except for his 'rich' Muslim friends), and him even being open to implementing a database to track Muslims around America had me concerned about this country in a way that I hadn't been before.
We are open to implementing more features if requested by users.
For its part, Yelp seemed to be open to hearing criticism around implementing the trans-friendly feature.
She says that Wickr will be open to how the features get implemented — either as "powered by Wickr" or as completely re-skinned, white-label solutions.
Today, most departments of transportation (DOTs) are open to vendor demonstrations to implement fully automated systems.
[stakeholder, extract 4] A better solution It was easier to convince about methadone because as we were engaging with the communities they could tell us that rehabilitation itself hasn't worked, hasn't had a high success rate, so it is really something that the communities were open to, and willing to implement.
Observed regional variability in TAS is open to interpretation, but additional resources to implement and sustain the SSAP could be anticipated to help increase attainment.
The science supports our work, but the hospital administration has to be open and willing to implement yoga in a clinical setting.
However, the euro zone should not be an elite club, an elite political club, and we should not be saying that membership is open only to countries that have already implemented some degree of convergence in real terms.
