Sentence examples for invited open from inspiring English sources

Giga Bokeria, the deputy foreign minister and a close ally of the president, said the government had invited open debate about the war, with televised hearings of a parliamentary commission starting Saturday.

His insistence on the incomparable virtues of "Thai-ness" and traditional core values, and his self-proclaimed mission to restore "happiness to the people", have invited open ridicule, even though the media and institutions are closely controlled.

Lucy, executive director for Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, pointed out that this was the first president in her 30 years of working in this field who had invited open government advocates into the Oval Office.

Accordingly, families that permitted and invited open expression of sensitive issues seemed particularly beneficial to children/adolescents in promoting adaptation.

Assessed following the first two visits by a questionnaire which asked if the subject would be prepared to repeat the test and also invited open comments about the test.

All day, Mr. Bush, who is grappling with Mr. Gore for undecided swing voters, invited "open-minded Democrats" and independents to support him, and in Arlington Heights, he cast himself as a practical centrist in answers to questions about abortion and gun control.

We tried to break out of this mold two years ago and invited open-minded governments to build a new order.

2913 (0.13% of those invited) opened an advanced account, compared with 5-105-10%the population anticipated in the original business case.

In these moments I try to stay anchored in curiosity, compassion, and a genuine commitment to helping, which invites open communication and creates an opportunity for shared learning.

And the company invites open experimentation with its Grow It Yourself kits, so you can try your hand at it, too.

Although this question was phrased in a 'leading' manner, it was considered important to do so, as collecting data on sensitive topics in conservative and male-dominated societies does not invite open discussion, due to fears of retribution and job loss [ 41, 42].