Sentence examples for openness to working from inspiring English sources

"Our position is when they move forward in presenting a verifiable and complete dismantling and denuclearization, we have a great openness to working with them," Mrs. Clinton said on her plane heading to Tokyo, the first stop on a tour of Japan, Indonesia, South Korea and China.

Peña Nieto, however, expressed openness to working together, though his remarks also amounted to a subtle rebuke of Trump's anti-Mexico rhetoric. .

and Mike Lee (R-Utah), along with Rep. Raul Labrador (R-Idaho) -- had expressed openness to working with him on immigration legislation.

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".

Some Democrats had initially signaled openness to working with Trump, but after facing town-hall protests, marches, die-ins, and phone calls, Democrats have almost uniformly opposed Trump and many of his nominees.

The Service Employees International Union launched a series of Spanish-language ads on Tuesday going after House Republicans for their failure on immigration reform, specifically targeting four lawmakers who had previously expressed openness to working on the issue.

Albers, a "beautiful teacher and an impossible person," according to his Black Mountain student Robert Rauschenberg, ran the art program and briefly the college; he showed an unusual openness to work by artists quite different from his own clean-lined abstractions.

Still, Canada's openness to work with drone companies on early testing might usher in a small industry boom – already in 2014, Transport Canada has approved 1,672 companies for commercial drone use, compared to just 48 total for the FAA, the Guardian notes.

The battle's outcome had been seen as a test of whether the lofty ambitions of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of attracting foreign capital would result in more openness among Japanese companies to working with investors overseas.

It is very difficult to see how the overnight electoral events will do anything but reduce the openness of the UK to working people from the rest of the world, for better or worse.

It took that level of openness for us to work successfully.