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He has an open-door policy, which means that staff are encouraged to come and see him if they have problems.

The band's early days consisted of an open-door policy, a time when many people joined and left the group.

A true leader has to have a genuine open-door policy so that his people are not afraid to approach him for any reason.

I just think that we have an open-door policy with all presidents.

That means they've got a very open doorway, more of an open-door policy than they may want.

It has an open-door academic policy for its level 1 courses.

In the last few years there has been an open-door policy toward foreign visitors and workers considered vital to the American economy.

We have to go in the direction of an open-door policy.

For all that, no one took advantage of Henry's open-door policy.

I've got an open-door policy if you guys want to talk.

I was still not strong enough to open a door.

Another tried to open a door while he was out of his body, but couldn't.

Sometimes she would open a door to the past and talk about private things.

He started to open his door, and then did not do so.

I tried to open my door and at first couldn't.

I saw him get out and run over to open my door.

He makes a move to open his door, but I stop him.

Why didn't they open the door and let her out?

When Michael here tried to get back in, he couldn't open the door.

So you won't have to open the door for us and no one else has reason to come here.