Sentence examples for more open approach from inspiring English sources

The system fell apart in 1998, when the Legislature tried a more open approach.

"It's a more open approach to performance," he said, because clowning is about "celebrating mistakes".

He attributed the rise in part to a more open approach.

Bruised, Bloomberg bigged up his city's more open approach to wealth and failure.

For Wall Street, Ms. Waters's more open approach to the industry was a welcome change.

But Mitt Romney adopted a less forceful, more open approach to being a parent.

"Germany could lead others if it adopted a more open approach to foreign policy.

By Ken Auletta If Clinton decides to run for President, she'll need to adopt a more open approach.

If Clinton decides to run for President, she will need to take a more open approach to the press.

While the Bank had long been known for its secrecy, Carney's tenure has been marked by a more open approach.

The cardinal has adopted what appears to be a new, far more open approach to the church crisis.