1 Teachers need to be open to children's ideas.

2 The show will be open to the public at 2pm; admission will be 50p.

3 The meeting will be open to the general public .

4 People in public life must always be open to criticism .

5 A number of these statements could be open to misinterpretation .

6 The town gardens must be open to the public free of charge.

7 The center will be open to all county residents.

8 To make effective decisions, they need to be open to different opinions and good at analyzing contradictory information.

9 We don't always have to agree; we should be open to both receive and give positive comment and challenges.

10 But being annual they would be open to reprisals if they threw their weight around too much.

11 The plantations would be open to foreign acquisition but overall foreign ownership would be limited to 30 or 40 percent.

12 Perry said the program will be open to growers who have signed up for federal catastrophic crop insurance.

13 Then further possibilities for his continued survival would be open to him.

14 The frigidarium was presumed to be open to the sky and contained a large open-air swimming bath.

15 A: Our findings will be open to scrutiny from any recognised scientific institution that may be interested.

16 The truly scientific mind can also be open to forms of truth which lie in the area of personal life and relationships.

17 The rest will be open to exploration companies under tight restrictions.

18 Certainly the demand for obedience can be open to abuse.

19 Jospin's conclusions may be open to debate,[] but the way he has formulated them is laudable.

20 The chief asked that the sessions be open to the public.

21 The firm's accounting practices should be open to inspection by the local professional body.

22 On the face of it, two lines of defence seem to be open to him.

23 Such knowledge has rendered meaningless the notion that every conjugal act should be open to the transfer of life.

24 The final session on the afternoon of 28 November will be open to the public.

25 The Communications Ministry said last month national and international long-distance markets would be open to competition this December.

26 The aim in doing this is not to depress yourself but to be open to the possibility of self-improvement.

27 The village, which will include craft exhibits and dancing, will be open to the general public through Sunday.

28 And if our defence mechanism is impaired, what other dangers may we not be open to?

29 Popular away games will be members only, others will be open to one and all.

30 Rather, it should be acknowledged and, in so doing, be open to scrutiny and accountability.

31 The lunch, at which numbers will be limited, will be open to all members and will feature an after-lunch speaker.

32 What opportunity should be open to full-tome students in terms of work placement or experience?

33 Thus judgements are made on subjective grounds concerning the performance of the individual and this will be open to interpretation.

34 The housing committee says it no longer has any use for the site and it will now be open to private development.

35 Faith is something which is merely believed, so it must always expect to be open to doubt.

36 Libraries should be open to all - except the censor. John F. Kennedy 

37 Both antecedents and consequences should be open to systematic change.

38 Therefore I would not necessarily be looking for a secretarial position, and would be open to other suggestions.

39 The meeting will be open to all credentialed media.

40 Ideas be open to criticism.

41 Be open to the newness and significance of each moment.

42 Be open to live, not small happiness and ordinary loss, an a feeling them.

43 I know you like to plan ahead, dear Cancer, but this month you need to be open to possibility, and to turn on a dime when necessary.

44 Ford announced last night will be open to issue 300 million ordinary shares.

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45 They need to be open to new ideas and willing to initiate within their organization.

46 The last day will be open to individuals who purchase admissions tickets.

47 A bizarre upside-down house created on the grounds of a German zoo will be open to the public on March 30, the Daily Mail reported.

48 Experts will hand over the design rights to be open to public in Thailand.

49 With the entry of WTO, China's food circulation will be open to outside world under the requirement of multilateral agreement.

50 Participation in Holy Communion shall be open to other baptized Christians.

51 Why Marlowe was killed may be open to question, but where he is buried is not.

52 If pleura breaks, pleural cavity will be open to atmosphere and air will enter pleural cavity . This is called pneumothorax.

53 They are to subdue their self-will so that they might be open to God's salvation.

54 But that needs to be open to all carbon-free technologies, not just the ones that the politicians like, so that the most efficient can prosper.

55 One area will be open to anyone, and a more private section will be open only to TED attendees.