Sentence examples for more open door from inspiring English sources

This creates a more open door".

That starts with a more open door to Iraqis in flight.

"We find a much more open door than there was in 2000".

They recognise there is a more open door, and I suspect we will observe quite a rapid change in the private-state ratio in the coming years.Ged Parker Washington, Tyne and Wear* SIR - You are right to point out that the future of elite schools depends on the attitude of elite universities.

Consequently, intervention measures such as creating more open door policies, involving frontline workers in decision making, recognizing their needs and challenges and working together to address them are critical.

This must mean more open doors, more collaboration and more generosity and sharing of resources, as well as smarter use of technology to create different platforms.

But we need better policies to nurture it, better infrastructure to enable it and more open doors to bring others here to try it.

Not every state is willing to play its part, however, while those that have had a more open-door policy over the past year may decide that it is time for others to do their bit.

By Moody's calculations, Hillary Clinton's more open-door position on immigration — including a pathway to citizenship for those already in the country illegally and increasing legal immigration — would add about a quarter of a percentage point to gross domestic product growth annually, on average, over the next decade.

You can make an open hi-hat sound by drawing out the breath in the "ts" hi-hat, so it's more like "tssss" for a more realistic open door sound.

They knew that Mr. Draper's venture capital firm, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, based in Redwood City, Calif., could help finance their business and, more important, open doors with its prestige.