Sentence examples for be open to modifying from inspiring English sources
Beyond those two concessions, Mr. Gettelfinger said the U.A.W. would be open to modifying other terms of its contracts.
At a news conference, Mr. Gettelfinger said that the U.A.W. would be open to modifying the four-year contracts that it signed in 2007 but not to completely restarting negotiations.
He also said Democrats would be open to modifying any unemployment insurance extension, either by changing the amount of benefits paid or including a firmer end date for the program, if it would encourage Republican support.
"Everybody wants to be able to walk their dogs and give their kids a safe place to play in the yard without traffic flying through". Still, he said, he would be open to modifying the projects, provided the changes can keep drivers, pedestrians and cyclists safe.
The government has started to say in international venues that it is open to modifying the offending laws.
Mr. Salazar said he would invite input from industry and the public, and was open to modifying the order.
In a court filing on Wednesday, the judge said she was open to modifying her proposal based on the objections she had received.
In a statement, they said small depositors "should be treated differently from large depositors," and said they were open to modifying the tax on those with less than 100,000 euros.
Ralston said he was open to modifying the legislation, but that he wouldn't "support a tweak that's going to open up a bill to looking like a piece of Swiss cheese".
Ralston said he was open to modifying the legislation, but that he wouldn't "support a tweak that's going to open up a bill to looking like a piece of Swiss cheese".
