Sentence examples for no closed door from inspiring English sources

"There is no closed door diplomacy, but we do need time," he said.

This implies a level of interest from the top dog that no closed door should be able to shield.

But aside from the rounds of finger-pointing, there have been no closed door negotiations between key members of Congress -- and time is running out, insiders say.

In Hollywood there are no closed doors, only revolving ones.

"That is part of the entrepreneurial proposition," he said, "There are no closed doors, no borders".

How do you draw people out? A. I have a philosophy at Hain that there are no closed doors.

The rest of the page is devoted to giving a passionate and generous definition of what a photo is and what it can do — all opportunity and no closed doors.

The Netherlands has a dementia care community called Hogeway Village, designed to mimic almost normal independent living at home, where there are no closed doors and where patients can move freely and staff are trained to intervene as appropriate.

They know there are no closed doors anymore, and they may take for granted the rights that they have.

But the number of Democrats whom Pelosi needs to pick off before then may actually be smaller, considering that her team reportedly told some freshmen Democrats to vote "no" behind closed doors to keep promises made during the campaign to oppose Pelosi.

There is no physical "closed door" policy within the shop, though money is not discussed in the open and sensitive information is withheld from employees (and sometimes even family).