Sentence examples for which were open to from inspiring English sources

The N.R.A., however, was an accredited participant at the meetings, which were open to journalists and generally more open than most United Nations deliberations.

They went on to characterize the remarks, which were open to pooled press, as having been made in private and somehow overheard.

He first spoke to his own group and then at brown-bag lunches, which were open to everyone in his 5,000-person 5,000-person

But Kant's system depended on drawing certain distinctions, such as that between pure and practical reason, which were open to challenge.

After a later round of P.C.S. auctions, which were open to companies of all sizes, the Justice Department last spring opened an investigation into charges of collusion by bidders.

They reported back to the board on concerns raised at monthly student union council meetings (which were open to everyone), and consulted with the student senate to discuss academic matters.

Which is open to interpretation.

Scheide himself added about 500 items to the library, which is open to students and scholars.

Dining – Willard Straight Hall has three dining facilities which are open to students, faculty, staff and guests.

The meeting, which was open to all members of the MIT community, attracted 250 participants.

Note that this number includes graduate courses, which are open to qualified undergraduates with departmental permission.