Sentence examples for order open to from inspiring English sources

David Davis, the Conservative MP, also said the force should not have confirmed Richard's identity to the BBC, stating: "It lays the process of law and order open to becoming a machinery for injustice" while Andrew Turner, Tory MP for the Isle of Wight, tweeted: "News that police worked with the BBC on raid on Cliff Richard's house is concerning".

Forsythe drew arrows from the figures' heads, hands, and legs as a way to signal the arc of a movement, leaving its exact form, duration, direction, and order open to interpretation by individual dancers who would "solve" the puzzle he created.

The court order opened to way for human rights violations by the military and rebels during the civil war to be prosecuted.

Larger hearings are also likely to mean increased costs, making resort to privacy orders open to even fewer, wealthier litigants.

Kremlinologists debate whether Putin is down in the weeds with mission details or maybe issuing general orders open to interpretation by his underlings.

The crisp top layer on a trio of crème brûlées — Grand Marnier, coffee and vanilla, the night I ordered — opened to some of the creamiest custards I've ever experienced.

The offer stated in this order remains open to us until Friday, Jan . 19 , 2001

We do not think that the order is open to this objection.

The behavior of those below her in the pecking order remains open to sometimes hostile public scrutiny.

Yesterday the justices made themselves heard for the first time, blocking a federal judge's order to open to the public immigration hearings for terrorism suspects.

The Order was open to men and women, and both genders were entitled companions.