Sentence examples for openness to countries from inspiring English sources

"I have therefore made my choice independently, following a simple logic that I have always advocated: openness to countries that have never hosted major sporting events.

ELMENDORF AIR FORCE BASE, Alaska — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, en route to Asia on her inaugural foreign trip, struck a conciliatory tone toward North Korea on Sunday, saying the United States would have a "great openness" to the country if it gave up its nuclear ambitions.

In the absence of coordination, relatively open countries may be swamped and may restrict immigration even more as a result, intensifying flows to other relatively open countries until openness to migrants across the world is significantly reduced.Just as serious a concern, however, is that pressure for geoengineering solutions will grow as the effects of warming intensify.

People already in the Union need a spirit of hope, generosity and openness to embrace those poorer countries that were once on the wrong side of the iron curtain.

At a time when countries' openness to the world has become a matter of contention, many of the world's most pressing problems still require not just active international collaboration between nation states but also engagement on all levels of government, whether the administration in Washington likes it or not.

A Government source said the Ministry of Justice was working with the judiciary and broadcasters to extend the experiment to the Crown Court, "to bring a new openness to courts across the country".

Market access is determined by things such as institutional stability and a country's openness to foreign ownership.

The country's openness to social and religious minorities (more than 500 million people) and regional differences is at serious risk.

The Low Countries, with their openness to the great ocean and wealth of protected rivers and waterways inland, were ideal for trade, movement and consequent political development.

So, too, do American relations with the United Nations Security Council.Susan E. Rice, the ambassador to the United Nations, says the engagement policy "has created a complete sea change in terms of countries' willingness and openness to cooperate with us".

She refers to relations between the two countries, and says "openness to working with other cultures means there is no limit to what you can do together".