That wouldn't be good, so we do want to have an open door policy.
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With Singapore, the city has pushed an 'open door policy' welcoming professional talent from around the world.
The 59-year-old vicar had an open door policy and had previously spoken about Christianity sometimes involving taking risks.
Though many favored her no-nonsense attitude and open door policy, Wasilla substitute teacher Anne Kilkenny compared the atmosphere surrounding Palin to a popularity contest.
Hydroelectric projects fit in with the Chinese government's policy of helping regions that have so far benefited least from the Open Door policy of the last 12 years.
After decades of an open-door policy, the 1924 U.S. Immigration Act imposed quotas by nationality.
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The ship runs on an open-door policy, to facilitate the work of the cleaning staff, but of course they can lock their rooms if they wish.
All Spitzer had to do to surpass the SEC (and we do not mean to minimize his enormous contribution) was to establish an open-door policy, welcome whistle-blowing industry insiders and listen.
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Mayor MICHAEL BLOOMBERG (New York City): Our administration has always had a policy of open-door communications with all community leaders, as you know.
President Bush has been famously reluctant to acknowledge mistakes in Iraq or to open the door to changes in his Iraq policy.
UKIP's local election manifesto, concentrates on its flagship policy of ending "open door" immigration and putting pressure on the government not to lift restrictions on workers from Bulgaria and Romania on 1 January, which proved a successful formula in Eastleigh.
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