How and where you promote your job openings matters in terms of landing well-matched candidates.
Walter F. Mondale, the former vice president who, as a senator, pressed for campaign reform after the Watergate scandal, said that while the vote created an opening, larger matters such as restricting soft money may not go anywhere because some senators can now assure constituents that they had backed changes to the system.
While some rights advocates welcome any opening, no matter how small, others say it extends only to groups that pose no challenge to the established order.
But like any West End opening, no matter how scrutinised the previews, it must have been a relief when the curtain fell on press night.
But with unemployment still high and job creation advancing only slowly, Republicans see an opening, no matter how much Obama defines himself as a middle class champion.
Unless you're emotionally unstable, chances are you're not going to have a wild-hearted epiphany at a gallery opening, no matter how truly great the art actually is.
"This is my first memory of Henry," says Begley's narrator, Sam Standish, in the opening sentences of "Matters of Honor," summoning up the image of a "red-haired boy" leaning out a dormitory window, waving to a beautiful girl wearing bright red lipstick.
Knight had no eyewitnesses to the murders; his evidence was circumstantial, but he told the court in his opening statement, "What matters is that [the accused] did intentionally suffocate and drown these two innocent children, causing their deaths in circumstances which amount to murder.
Recently, Target has gotten the most heat out of anyone for its midnight Black Friday opening -- no matter that Toys R Us and Walmart will be opening even earlier, at 9 p.m. and 10 p.m., respectively.
An attorney who bores and irritates the jury during his opening statement, no matter what evidence he may later produce, has put his case at fatal risk.
