Sentences with phrase «open door policy of»

We work with community leaders, health departments, First Nation organizations, local schools, elders and maintain an open door policy of transparency about our operations, as well as the opportunity for any interested community members to tour, follow their pets through the clinic, or participate through volunteering.

China was bursting to life, discarding the legacy of Mao for the reforms and Open Door policy of its tough little leader, Deng Xiaoping...

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But economic policy experts say that's a slippery slope, opening the door to other kinds of discrimination.

The CEO and CFO are part of the team and do much more than simply boast an open - door policy; the CEO actually ditched his office and sits on the floor with the rest of the team.

While a third of professionals in the Middle East say that they do not feel communication channels in their company are open, one way for you to create open communication between employees and management would be by holding regular meetings with employees and adopting an open door policy that encourages them to speak frankly without fear of repercussion.

Too many entrepreneurs misinterpret an open - door policy as an obligation to be available to their team every minute of every day.

Jackson did not consider the constitutionality of the policy but kept the door open for doing so.

In its 2017 Mind the Workplace mental health survey, Mental Health America found that in organizations deemed mentally healthy, 75 percent of employees surveyed cited relaxed workplaces with an open - door policy, 69 percent reported professional development opportunities and 52 percent said they had some type of flexible work offering.

It has found more open doors with Fortune 500 companies, most of which have written anti-discrimination policies based on sexual orientation and active supplier diversity programs that include LGBT companies.

But her authority was dented by her decision in 2015 to commit Germany to an open - door policy on migration, resulting in an influx of more than one million people.

We also learned that saying there's an open door policy doesn't mean people will proactively take advantage of that.

A lack of income growth and a rise in inequality have opened the door for populist, inward - looking policies.

It may help to implement an application and interview process instead of an open - door policy to ensure each professional resident is a good fit for the culture.

Its weak policy enforcement left the door open to exploitation of data users gave third - party apps, deepening the perception that Facebook doesn't care about privacy.

Yet like Macron, she differs with Trump on many issues, including immigration (Trump called the chancellor's open - door refugee policy a «catastrophic mistake»), trade (he has derided the U.S.'s «massive» $ 64 - billion trade deficit with Germany), and defense spending (he thinks Berlin should have more of it).

Open - door policies with management (via online forums / in - person meetings / town halls) and efforts to regularly solicit feedback from employees across all levels of an organization can improve employee engagement.

For a fuller report on the openings for foreign companies to sell online in China, see «Open Door Policy» in the November 2015 issue of Internet Retailer magazine.

«The president's lack of leadership and failed policies have left the door open for the Republican Party.»

As for the mentally ill, they're the victims of liberal policies decades ago that declared mental illness a «right» and opened the doors to the mental hospitals dedicated to treating them.

My Baptist church over here in London, UK has a policy of «open doors for all who wish to enter»; by leaving the sentence «open - ended», they are willing to allow anyone of any faith, belief, or no belief to enter.

At a global level, the decline of confidence on the part of the establishment about its economic policies may open the door to hearing from the World Social Forum.

With what amounted to a near open - door policy in terms of instrumentation, many Pentecostals welcomed not only the brass and horns of their Holiness - influenced Salvation Army cousins, but guitars, banjos, accordions, fiddles and even drums into their Holy Ghost - charged services.

One simple, powerful ministry of the Temple is its open - door policy: it leaves the air conditioning or the heat on in the sanctuary and keeps the sanctuary open for prayer.

We have an open door policy and welcome chefs and owners to come to the plant and take a site visit with one of the owners.

Every one of Michigan's coaches has an open - door policy.»

• Have an «open - door» policy in your family bathroom so your baby can get hands - on, eyes - on experience of what is expected of her in the grown - up landscape.»

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The owners of The Right Start Early Learning Center are at the center everyday and have an open door policy to assist students, parents and staff.

We were pretty relaxed & matter of fact about it all, including letting the boys see us go potty (open door policy).

Look for a daycare with an open door policy, so you can monitor daily hygienic practices, admission of sick kids, and proper facilities.

The government's decision to abandon its open - door policy for eastern European citizens coming to Britain follows the arrival of far more immigrants than expected from the ten countries that joined in 2004.

Ghana is respected for its political stability and open - door policy, not to talk about the far - reaching contributions of its leaders since the establishment of the Fourth republic to support peace - making efforts.

Critics will accuse the PM of being in the pockets of big business, but the principles are clear: tight fiscal policy, loose monetary policy, and open door to inward investment, thanks to a competitive tax regime and world - class schooling for future generations.

They could have a zero immigration policy and be vocally in favour of imprisoning migrants in metal dungeons, and UKIP voters would still believe they had an «open door policy».

DiNapoli insisted he has an open - door policy and described the sit downs as «meet - and - greets» with those wanting to know his priorities for the office — not pitch deals.But DiNapoli did not deny that companies may have had an easier time getting face - time if they came with one of his political pals.

New White House Chief of Staff John Kelly has ended the open door policy in the Oval Office; now you need an appointment to see the president — even if you're a family member.

The inconsistent policies of the EU regarding Serbia and the western Balkans have flung the door wide open for Russia to expand its influence.

Members of the Common Council said Walsh's open - door policy has made for a smooth transition.

«The Defence Headquarters run an open door policy in terms of information on its activities in the north east or elsewhere and is ever ready to provide clarifications on any issue.

Kolb, in an interview, lashed out at the lawmakers who signed on to the letter, questioning the timing of the complaints and insisting he has an «open - door policy» for conference members to air concerns.

A day after one of his aides got into a heated argument with a TV reporter over his refusal to take questions on homelessness, de Blasio insisted his administration had an open door policy with both the press and the public.

«Marc has improved worker morale and earned our members» respect by keeping his promise of an open door policy and taking the time to actually learn about the different services our members perform,» said CSEA Southern Region President Billy Riccaldo.

This change in policy through raising the age of criminal responsibility coupled with the recognition that the process must also be different for youth via family or youth - specific avenues, is a critical step towards meeting our responsibility to open doors of opportunity, not shut them,» said Liliana Polo - McKenna, Interim Chief Executive Officer for Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow.

«I have pledged to have an open door policy, to provide exceptional constituent service, to understand local issues, and to advance the needs of Central New York in Washington,» Katko said in a statement.

The owners of Accra Mall Limited have assured its tenants they will operate an open door policy and respect the individual lease agreement.

While both the on - site director of project management and EDP Renewables say the project is safe, the company has an open door policy to address people's concerns.

Is it regular discussions you're after, an open - door policy, or just open lines of communication so you feel you can go to your supervisor when you need a bit of guidance and support?

Additionally, the directors encourage fellows to take advantage of their «open door» policy to address any problems that may arise.

Our record is also of interest to climate policy developments, because it opens the door to detailed comparisons between past atmospheric CO2 concentrations, global temperatures, and sea levels, which has enormous value to long - term future climate projections.»

The findings were true even among safety - net hospitals, which often have an open - door policy to accept patients regardless of the ability to pay.