Sentence examples for needed to be open from inspiring English sources

But where things go wrong, the NHS needed to be open and learn from it.

Doctors acknowledged that the clinic was poorly run and needed to be open more than once a week.

Eyes only needed to be open when guests from the album joined this mishmash onstage, invariably improving the show.

A top House Democrat, Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, told reporters on Tuesday that policy makers needed to be "open" to the possibility of a second program.

Pell said the church needed to be open to expert advice and aware of any opportunity to improve the way it conducted its financial administration.

In a surprise addition, David Miliband, Ed's brother, told the rally that centre-left governments needed to be open, reforming, pluralistic and fiscally responsible.

There were locks on every door, which needed to be opened with special keys.

Pipes and knobs needed replacement, which meant the tile shower wall needed to be opened and resealed.

But Mr Clegg told the BBC the government needed to be open-minded and look at alternative approaches.

He said more beds needed to be opened to a "wider range" of patients in care homes.

The reviewer for RPGFan was weakly positive about the first album, calling it "extremely experimental" and stating that people needed to be open-minded while listening, while also citing it as better than the soundtrack for Xenosaga Episode I: Der Wille zur Macht.