Sentence examples for call for open from inspiring English sources

"It's a call for open dialogue".

As Bush stonily replied yesterday to McCain's call for open competition, "there's rules".

This past August, though, the government finally established new rules that call for open auctions in Beijing.

The petition, signed by many prominent researchers in AI, is more than just a call for open access.

As Bush stonily replied yesterday to McCain's call for open competition, "there's rules". Who gets infuriated these days by organized unfairness?

Open science marks a sea change in how science is done: with its call for open data, open laboratories, open peer review and open access.

To thwart this tactic, Mr. Levinson's listings now instruct applicants to call for open-house details.

Most of them call for open-ended funding for everything from varicose veins to hedgehog refuges.

"It's a clarion call for open-minded, creative and socially responsible people locally to come together to hear ideas and build a community of problem-solvers," said Peter Han, president of Inventors Without Borders, who is organizing the event with his 13-year-old son, Fabian Fernandez-Han.

Precisely because of the multi-faceted complexity and interdependencies of these problems, ongoing and transparent deliberation on available knowledge and response options is essential closely echoing John Dewey's early call for open-ended deliberative public experimentation of different means and different goals, not least based on scientific methodology (Dewey, 1927).

Those plans call for opening a space in Los Angeles, to be called Hauser Wirth & Schimmel.