Sentence examples for open to changes in from inspiring English sources

From the beginning, Mr. Claffey said the union would be open to changes in return for benefits of equal value.

Mr. Baker said he was open to changes in his bill, which he said contained provisions that "the S.E.C. staff and my staff agreed are minimal opening steps".

Russia is open to changes in the assessment scale based on the ability to pay, Mr. Lavrov said, but members should pay "without conditions and demands".

"We're open to changes in the future which are in reasonable step with the expectations and realities of the overall library communities".

He added that Democrats should remain open to changes in the benefit structure, including what is known as "progressive price indexing".

But a top budget official said today that the administration might be open to changes in the tax code that would bring cars more in line with big trucks.

"And the lesson of 'Who Moved My Cheese?' is that you have to be open to change in all of your planning because life is constantly changing".

But voters have been less open to change in recent decades.

Monopoly's playing pieces have been open to change in the past.

Everything is open to change in a tangled society in which lots of people have grievances, including Mizrahi Jews (from the Middle East) or Jews of Ethiopian origin.

"I've tried virtually every phone manufacturer, as I do like the latest kit and am open to change in general, but Samsung seem to have me now," says Jones. "I'll probably get an Galaxy S5 after owning and liking the Galaxy S3".