Sentence examples for was open to changes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baker said he was open to changes in his bill, which he said contained provisions that "the S.E.C. staff and my staff agreed are minimal opening steps".

Pyne had previously indicated he intended to put another bill to parliament before the end of the year, although he was open to changes, and he had hired a consultant to find a way forward.

Sinodinos said the Coalition was open to changes to superannuation measures after the election, while claiming the government would have a clear mandate to implement the changes if they win the election.

But he suggested that the commission was open to changes because "we certainly understand the gravity of having a map that reflects our city and making sure minority groups are represented" fairly.

So it was notable in his speech to the CBI yesterday that Blair said he was open to changes in EU free-movement rules, saying immigration needs clearer rules and regulations, and pointing out that he had advocated identity cards, a solution he said still was available.

Scullion said more should be done to ensure Indigenous children went to school and that he was open to changes, proposed by a senior Yolngu elder, to the Northern Land Council to allow Indigenous people more say on what happens on their land.

But I was open to change.

She is playing fullback, but was open to change.

Among them: She was open to change and accepted it as the settled way of things.

He said the CDC chairman was open to change within the corporation, and would continue to make operational decisions.

Amaro made no trades in July, earning more criticism, but he said he was open to change.