Sentence examples for open to modify from inspiring English sources

For those unwilling to fork out for Microsoft Windows or Apple's Mac OSX, there is a free alternative available, which comes with the added benefit (for coders) that it's open to modify and personalise – Linux.

This means instructors were flexible and open to modify instruction based on student feedback from assessments (e.g., Just-in-Time Teaching [JiTT]; see this page for reference to Novak's papers on JiTT at http://serc.carleton.edu/introgeo/justintime/references.html).html

Mr. Vallone said he was open to modifying his bill.

Beyond those two concessions, Mr. Gettelfinger said the U.A.W. would be open to modifying other terms of its contracts.

The government has started to say in international venues that it is open to modifying the offending laws.

Mr. Salazar said he would invite input from industry and the public, and was open to modifying the order.

In a court filing on Wednesday, the judge said she was open to modifying her proposal based on the objections she had received.

At a news conference, Mr. Gettelfinger said that the U.A.W. would be open to modifying the four-year contracts that it signed in 2007 but not to completely restarting negotiations.