open door
Speech parts
1. open door - Noun
2. open door - Adjective
Meaning
freedom of access
the policy of granting equal trade opportunities to all countries
Source: WordNetAlternative names
open-door
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Examples
he maintained an open door for all employees
“Asian countries’ dominance of the top spots is a clear argument for the benefits of open-door policies and the introduction of mutually beneficial trade agreements.
It seems to be the general view that an open door drop-in centre is of no value because it doesn’t keep the trouble kids off the streets.
Gillingham captain Max Ehmer loves Steve Evans’ open-door policy at Priestfield.
He’s close to his first deputy superintendent and chief of staff, but doesn’t have an open-door policy like other superintendents.
During an open-door meeting with the new nominee at the U.S. Capitol, Sen. John Hoeven said he discussed Barrett's judicial philosophy.