Sentence examples for opened to consider from inspiring English sources

A case has been opened to consider possible criminal negligence, although it was not clear whether the investigation was aimed at the company or individual employees.

A judicial review has opened to consider the legality of a £14m city council loan given to operators of Coventry's Ricoh Arena.

We have to demonstrate progress before people will be open to consider independence.

And perhaps laughter leaves us a bit more open to consider differing points of view.

"Our door is always open to consider possibilities but we would need a real and valid reason to change," said one official.

He noted that while some congregations were open to consider hiring openly gay ministers, others were not — and each congregation is free to choose.

Luis Moreno-Ocampo, the I.C.C. prosecutor at the time, initially said he lacked the legal basis to investigate, but he appeared more open to consider the claim after the Palestinian Authority signed a commitment recognizing the court's jurisdiction.

"The ITF is always open to consider new ideas to improve the competition and available to discuss with the relevant parties," he added.

Once medical providers become aware of naloxone, its life-saving properties, and low risks associated with administration, they are typically more open to consider it for some of their patients.

For some, the midwife was able to influence their decision, but others were not open to consider an alternative birthplace.

As illness trajectories increase, families and professionals need to be receptive and open to consider planning for a range of different care scenarios individual to each child and family [ 22].