Sentence examples for open-minded policy from inspiring English sources

Others in Thailand are uncomfortable with PC Air's open-minded policy for different reasons.

With more than 50 features crammed into two weeks, it is one of the few festivals in the world that refuses to draw a line between lofty art-house fare and broad popular entertainment, a refreshingly open-minded policy that invariably results in one of the liveliest lineups in town — as well as one of the hardest to encapsulate.

The gay scene here has not typically been one of an open-minded music policy.

It could have succeeded, had it stuck to a formula of being orthodox in doctrine, conservative in liturgy, and open-minded in social policy.

Meanwhile, a more open-minded approach to music policy can be found at independently-run club nights such as London's Bala Club, Liverpool's Meine Nacht or Glasgow's FUSE.

A European Union without the UK would be different from the EU which Italy wants: less liberal in its economic policies, less open-minded and pragmatic in its approach to policies, with less leverage in world affairs.

"This is a rare and significant moment in history," Kunlé says now, "where innovation is finally matched with an equally open-minded reconsideration of established policies … [It] is an important signal for mobilising the local and global interest that is critical for addressing the challenges and opportunities posed by rapid urbanisation and climate change in developing African waterfront cities".

He is more open-minded about the government's policy to introduce free schools and to create many more academies (another kind of state-funded but independent school) than Mr Balls was.

The personal stakes wrapped in politics can be even worse, making an open-minded search for the truth in policy debates rarer than a Republican camp at Burning Man.

This means that major labels have been forced to become more open-minded when it comes to their signing policies.

He described Kallstadt residents as generally open-minded, tolerant and welcoming, and said many find Trump's policy statements and outbursts of vulgarity difficult to digest.