Sentence examples for open to engaging from inspiring English sources

He's more open to engaging with traditional party politics, too.

But he also needs to make clear that his administration remains open to engaging North Korea.

The government procurement service has been very open to engaging with members and has listened to what SMEs have had to say about working with it.

"We are open to engaging with Iran on a variety of levels," Benjamin J. Rhodes, the deputy national security adviser, told reporters on Air Force One as Mr. Obama flew to New York.

My real-life villain... Anybody who's not open to engaging in some sort of dialogue with the possibility that their stance could be changed by what someone else says.

Findings from an International Institute for Population Sciences study in 2009 showed that youths both in urban and rural areas have become more open to engaging in sexual relations before marriage.

In a statement that drew repeated cheers as protesters read it aloud at their daily assembly, Chartres said the doors of St Paul's were now instead "most emphatically open to engage with matters concerning not only those encamped around the cathedral but millions of others in this country and around the globe".

But what it really comes down to is being open to and engaging with what the dreams give us, rather than expecting them to conform to our 21st century mindset.

As an experiment she recently walked home through the neighbourhood with her "chakras open", attempting to engage strangers.

That has been the consistent message of the embassy: to be open, to be engaged".

"If the FA are willing to change its position then we are, of course, open to re-engaging in what is a hugely important debate that was designed to help shape the future of football in this country".