0 allowing people and goods to come freely into a place or country: --
open-door regulations
an open-door system
The exercise cannot simply be carried out on a total open door basis.
Now there are some people who tend to emphasise the open door, while others stress the arduous path.
Joe will be remembered by his students as one who always had an open door and an ear to bend.
All shows will operate an open door policy in which visitors, once registered, can move freely from one exhibition to another.
But in reiterating this over the years, he has been pushing against an open door.
Yet despite the group's open door, there will always be people who stand outside the umbrella of protection it can offer.
But under the "open door" policy, their numbers had become 12,500 in 1971.
All people must realise that the open door to freedom from food shortages lies in maximum production from our own soil.
