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Rather, it open-mindedly accepts human error and works toward preventing such errors in the future.

How readily and open-mindedly people will engage scientific information depends very decisively on context.

He and colleagues were telling families to think open-mindedly about "life beyond London" in other cities, such as Manchester.

Had Benhabib started from this position, he suggests, she "could have approached questions of cultural preservation very differently, and more open-mindedly."

If we can give a reason to listen, people will do so more readily and usually, more open-mindedly and enthusiastically.

He tells about Adam and Eve and listens open-mindedly while they tell their creation myths.

In the early 1960's, Americans still respected these values but responded open-mindedly, even enthusiastically, to irreverent humor at their own expense."

• Such managers recognize and support their employees as "whole people," open-mindedly acknowledging and even celebrating the fact that they have roles outside the office.

We must analyze everything open-mindedly, soberly, unideologically and unobsessively, and project our knowledge into practical policies.

The said his more recent shifts were not all that dramatic, and were consistent with a long history of open-mindedly changing positions as his views evolved.

The facilities are here, they have an important role and when one is looking open-mindedly - and systematically at a teaching problem one cannot possibly ignore them.

--Prudence, open-mindedly Dear Prudence, Is a gratuity appropriate when dining at a restaurant buffet?

It is full of myth-busting information about sexual orientation and gender identity and will encourage all readers to think more open-mindedly about stereotypes and "being different".

The training should therefore be pluralist in order to enable judges to manage the cases submitted to them independently, impartially, open-mindedly and with sound knowledge of societal problems.

Even though a few books discussing the Allende years open-mindedly are finally beginning to appear in Chile, the country largely remains under the shadow of years of repressive rule.

"Most of the old-time sportswriters who voted for N.F.L. players refused to open-mindedly consider whether some A.F.L. players belonged in the Hall," he said.

We are naturally cause-seekers, and must have some sort of provisional theory, though we must be open-mindedly ready to modify it or to replace it with a better if new facts require.

Indeed, Browne was an ideal choice to finesse the pretence that there hadn't been a U-turn, and that the ministers were now poring open-mindedly over the results of a consultation exercise.

A fair jury trial, for example, requires that the jury ignore irrelevant features of the case, weigh the relevant features appropriately, consider different possibilities open-mindedly and resist fallacies such as appeal to emotion.

"In some quarters it has been seen as rather specialist - but in fact a huge number of readers have been willing to give it a go and the groups responded to it open-mindedly and intelligently."

Chinese Health Minister Chen Zhu was quoted as saying China is ready to sincerely and open-mindedly communicate with the United States, share experience and conduct international cooperation in an open and reciprocal manner.

Dr. Guillen defended himself in 1998 against Dr. Park's criticisms in a response that said, "My goal is to report accurately and open-mindedly any interesting and credible goings-on within science, be they orthodox or iconoclastic."

The Delegation of Sri Lanka, speaking on behalf of the Asian Group, stated that the members of its group were very open-mindedly participating in this meeting and would take a constructive and pragmatic approach to the issues under consideration.

I really have tried hard with the operas of Rameau: I have sat open-mindedly in front of Simon Rattle conducting Les Boréades, Mark Morris’s production of Platée and Mark Padmore singing Zoroastre.

Their unabashed eclecticism is fairly unusual in this period of Arabic thought, characterised by fierce theological disputes; they refused to condemn rival schools of thought or religions, instead insisting that they be examined fairly and open-mindedly for what truth they may contain: