The company will also roll out an "Open Door" policy.
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I still want the ecosystem, but with an open-door policy.
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An open door policy means everyone feels comfortable enough to approach anyone.
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"There's not an open-door policy," said former ORR director Robert Carey.
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Many companies are similarly exposed, as an open-door policy pervades corporate America.
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She survived, but has backtracked from her controversial open door policy on migration.
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After China's open-door policy, all these moving images, films, pop culture arrived.
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All programs should have an open-door policy for parents to drop in.
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Germany adopted an open-door policy, eventually taking in more than a million migrants.
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And some of them I'm sure are really concerned about this open-door policy.
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Ankara says it keeps an "open door" policy for those fleeing the five-year conflict.
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I realize now that I still want the ecosystem, but with an open-door policy.
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The country implemented its Open Door Policy in 20153, allowing China up to foreign businesses.
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Turkey insists it has an open door policy, yet that door seems pretty much closed.
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Italy's open-door policy toward migrants has already changed significantly in the past 12 months.
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As Loughlin's arrest became international news, the Fuller House crew has begun an open door policy.
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"Growing up, my grandmother was always hosting people — she had an open-door policy," Kerr shared.
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Turkey will continue its open door policy, but "not because someone told us to," Akdogan said.
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With abattoirs generally not known for their open-door policy, iANIMAL seemed like a good alternative.
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Perdue has an Open Door Policy which includes an anonymous toll-free hotline to voice concerns.
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He sees his open-door policy as the best demonstration of his commitment to total transparency.
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The stresses on the Canadian system mirror those of other countries with an open door policy.
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Still, Mexican authorities are cashing in on the open-door policy offered by Trump's White House.
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While Merkel's popularity abroad is unshaken, her domestic standing got seriously hampered by her open-door policy.
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Conflict in Syria and Iraq will likely force more refugees to test Germany's controversial open-door policy.
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The cooling welcome in Emerson is a microcosm of growing discontent over Canada's open door policy for refugees.
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Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reiterated his country's open-door policy on refugees in a series of tweets.
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Some in the French government, mostly ex-premier Manuel Valls, criticizing Berlin's open-door policy, as has Trump.
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Ankara has since reversed its "open door" policy, building a wall along the 911 km (570 mile) frontier.
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Will he liberalise the visa rules so that there is an open-door policy for migrants with degrees?
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New entry restrictions in Chile, Peru and, most recently, Ecuador have raised fears the open-door policy is ending.
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An even less restrictive "open door" policy for Cubans was established by President Lyndon B. Johnson in the 1960s.
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Respire functions as a collective in essence and in practice, with an open door policy for our extended family.
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Merkel opposes such a unilateralist move as it would reverse her 2015 open-door policy and undermine her authority.
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Merkel, who has been in the chancellery since 2005, has been criticized for her open-door policy to refugees.
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But Ankara has since reversed its "open door" policy, building a wall along the 911 km (570 mile) frontier.
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Philip D. Murphy of New Jersey has boasted of an open-door policy for legislators whose support he needs.
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"After so many years China is much more confident to have further reform and open-door policy," Zhou said.
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And under Mulvaney, Trump's open-door policy with rank-and-file Republicans has become even more freewheeling than usual.
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She has already made corrections to her open-door policy, including a stricter deportation law for immigrants who commit crimes.
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Church officials are at odds, with some urging a slow evolution toward a more open-door policy in the schools.
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The shift in focus began with Merkel's open-door policy during the height of the European migrant crisis in 2015.
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An open-door policy would run the danger of dissolving that contract, and with it the state's claim to legitimacy.
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More than 1 million people have come to Germany as migrants since 2015 under Chancellor Angela Merkel's open door policy.
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One-third of these refugees and migrants are sheltering in Colombia, which has maintained a very generous open-door policy.
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The right-wing AfD has gained support as voters become uneasy with Chancellor Angela Merkel's open-door policy toward refugees.
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Around 41 percent of poll respondents said they believe the country's open door policy threatened the idea of Australian identity.
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Merkel's waning popularity is in part due to her open-door policy towards refugees fleeing the carnage in Syria and Iraq.
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The biggest change comes from Mrs Merkel's "open door" policy towards refugees, which brought in 1.2m new migrants in 2015-16.
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Turkish authorities continue to insist they have an open door policy but that most certainly doesn't seem to be the case.
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Our sources -- who are directly knowledgeable about this -- tell us Kimora has an open door policy when it comes to visitation.
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In contrast to many leaders, the German chancellor claimed an "open-door" policy to refugees from war-torn nations in 2015.
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"We have to have an open-door policy with the smaller producers," said Lars Kragelund, Arcus's technical brand director for Aalborg.
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Amazon has an open-door policy that encourages employees to bring their comments, questions, and concerns directly to their management team.
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On Monday, he said crime in Germany is "way up," and berated Chancellor Angela Merkel for her open-door policy for refugees.
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With Europe's immigration crisis inciting resistance to her continued open-door policy, there is talk of a "graceful exit" for the chancellor.
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On Monday, Trump censured Germany's open-door policy toward refugees Monday, falsely claiming that it has resulted in an increase in crime.
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McCarthy had an open-door policy for EPA staffers, and she would leave her office door unlocked when leaving for the night.
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Our decades-old open-door policy has led other nations to reciprocate, affording American scientists the opportunity to collaborate on projects abroad.
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This open-door policy has since been fervently criticized by an increasing number of domestic lawmakers, including many within her own ranks.
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"I always had an open door policy for my friends and family, people from the district, in our Senate office," Abruzzo said.
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Conversely, a nondiscriminatory open-door policy to all refugees without a workable welfare and settlement program in place has commensurate deleterious consequences.
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" What employees say: "Work with amazing people, great company, great benefits, upper management all the way to CEO is open door policy!
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Border controls imposed in 2015 remain in place, and there is no appetite to return to the open-door policy of the past.
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Regional elections resulted in a protest vote against Angela Merkel's open-door policy for refugees, and saw her party punished in three states.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition is also under pressure because of divisions over migration and anger at Merkel's "open door" policy in 2015.
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Ever since, she has been buffeted by the rise of far-right politics whipped up in the wake of her open-door policy.
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The German chancellor has consistently taken the moral high ground in response to Europe's refugee crisis and advocated for an open-door policy.
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African nations have been lauded for adopting a more liberal "open door" policy towards refugees than Western nations, despite being low-income economies.
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In response, Fisher said the group has an open-door policy with automakers and welcomes industry executives to its test facility and track.
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With the gavel in reach, she has been quietly pushing her bipartisan credentials and is promising an "open door policy" to all parties.
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But the attorneys general believe the move is a natural extension of the department's new open-door policy toward the for-profit industry.
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Leno also instituted an open-door policy and always contracted writers for a full year, rather than a 13-week run, he says.
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Last September, Merkel's open-door policy was crystallized in the moment that thousands of travel-worn refugees arrived at Munich's main train station.
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Human behavior expert and business performance coach, Melody Wilding, LMSW, suggested to Psych Central adopting " an open-door policy," especially if you're at work.
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Their comments reflect the political sensitivity of crimes involving migrants after Chancellor Angela Merkel's open-door policy triggered a sharp fall in her popularity.
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Previously, Lewis had said that Edward had an open door policy when it came to spending time with Monroe, who lives at Lewis's home.
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I have an open-door policy at my restaurant, and I feel this is a huge reason why my cooks have stayed with me.
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Coach Jebreh Harris had an open door policy and, after Ziff went to him with her condition, walked her personally to UNLV's counseling center.
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Kneissl, 52, has criticized Merkel's open-door policy toward refugees and has called the European Union's migrant deal with Turkey "nonsense" in newspaper comments.
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Two of Calgary's Syrian refugees, Muhammad and Afraa Bilan, are so grateful for Trudeau's open-door policy that they've named their son after him.
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A lack of government oversight combined with an open-door policy for foreign investors and volunteers has left girls like Patricia vulnerable to abuse.
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Leaders can and should let veterans become more involved in their decision- making processes, and an open-door policy should exist no matter what.
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A key battleground for the upcoming election is migration, and Merkel's implementation of a controversial open door policy for those trying to enter the country.
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But the number of arson attacks on migrants' hostels there has shot up while Chancellor Angela Merkel's open door policy has come under heavy fire.
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Trump is prepared to grant evangelicals at least the illusion of what Faith Nation's anchors breathlessly call "an open-door policy" in the White House.
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That's mainly because in 2015, Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel enacted an "open-door" policy, allowing more than 1.4 million migrants to flow into the country.
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After previously having an open-door policy when it came to spending time with their daughter, the pair have been increasingly formalizing their parenting arrangement.
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The blockading nations — Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain — insist that Qatar is using an open-door policy to destabilize its neighbors.
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There's an open door policy with every manager and director in the building so if you have an issue there's always someone who can help.
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It says that a chaotic response by the Syriza administration contributed to overcrowding on the islands and virtually adopted an "open door" policy toward arrivals.
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In his victory speech, Qu said he was grateful to China whose decades of successful reform and open door policy made him who he is.
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Accepting large numbers carries political risks, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel is still struggling with the issue after declaring an open door policy in 2015.
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YouTube's open door policy allowed committed cameramen who actually lived among the artists they filmed to document the rise of those around them in forensic detail.
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" In the wake of the alleged incident, Turkish Minister for EU affairs Omer Celik tweeted: "We have maintained an open door policy for refugees since 2011.
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Mr. King says the agency has an open-door policy that gives workers access to management and encourages lower-level workers to share ideas and grievances.
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Merkel's open-door policy drew even more refugees to the E.U., and now that the Germans want to stop the flow, their neighbors won't take them.
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It means that Israel can maintain its open-door policy for Jews everywhere — so central to the country's raison d'être — and still enjoy sustainable population levels.
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If Ms. Merkel fails to make a migration deal with European allies by July, Mr. Seehofer has vowed to reverse her open-door policy toward migrants.
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The attack came a day after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took to social media to restate Canada's open-door policy in response to Mr. Trump's ban.
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The German government has emphasized education as part of its open door policy and recruited more than 8,500 teachers to teach child refugees German last year.
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Difference of opinion: Horst Seehofer (left) wants Germany to turn back refugees who have already registered in other countries, a sharp contrast to Merkel's open door policy
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Merkel, despite appearing increasingly isolated over her open-door policy on refugees, has resisted pressure from some conservatives to cap the influx, or to close Germany's borders.
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"The worst thing you can do is to just say 'I have an open-door policy,' because that puts all the onus on the employees," says McMullin.
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He stressed the meeting wasn't about recruiting new Hill backers but the campaign had an "open door policy" to discuss campaign strategy for those who are interested.
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The photo went viral after it was taken in August 2015, in part because many saw it as symbolic of Merkel's open-door policy toward asylum seekers.
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Among them is the fact that Haaland placed public lands atop her list of priorities and announced an open-door policy for all of America's tribal citizens.
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Mr. Stanzel said the company had a process for employees to appeal terminations and an open-door policy that encourages workers to bring their concerns to managers.
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"Some bosses say they have an open-door policy, but then don't actually have one," Mike Gnitecki, a firefighter and paramedic, told Business Insider in an email.
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From taking in Vietnam draft dodgers in the 1003s to Balkans war refugees in the 1990s, Sweden has been proud of its open door policy for decades.
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Not so different from the world today, an open-door policy was common in the late '60s, particularly for colorfully dressed hipsters carrying acoustic guitars and drugs.
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Merkel's open-door policy on refugees was widely credited with causing her conservatives to bleed votes to the far-right AfD party in a national election in September.
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Bavaria was on the frontline of a migration crisis in 2015, when an "open door" policy adopted by Merkel led to around a million refugees flooding into Germany.
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However, Chancellor Angela Merkel, once praised for her open-door policy toward newcomers, has been criticized by what many Germans now view as an open-door migrant policy.
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Support for the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has jumped amid the deepening public unease over Merkel's open-door policy for refugees from Syria and elsewhere.
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Some saw in the success of the Alternative for Germany (AfD), an anti-immigrant party, a sign that Germans had turned decisively against Angela Merkel's open-door policy.
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The European elite still believes in the Kantian dream of perpetual peace, which is how the Continent ended up with Angela Merkel's open-door policy for Syrian refugees.
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"Amazon maintains an open-door policy that encourages employees to bring their comments, questions, and concerns directly to their management team for discussion and resolution," the company said.
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His description of the attackers has been seized on by right-wing lobbyists as a sign that German chancellor Angela Merkel's open-door policy on refugees had failed.
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Trump also pointed to Germany, where Chancellor Angela Merkel's open-door policy to Syrian refugees has led to both a deluge of asylum-seekers and massive public pushback.
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"I have an open door policy, in order to hear a wide range of perspectives and concerns regarding the complex issues under the Financial Services Committee's jurisdiction," Waters said.
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The country took in more than 11,000 Indochinese "boat people" refugees over three decades to 2005 in the aftermath of the Vietnam War, a little-remembered open-door policy.
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The sanctuary has an "open door" policy, meaning that any cat found on the island will be taken in, given a name, a microchip, vaccinated, and spayed or neutered.
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"When we look at the four cases last week none of those people came with the open-door policy, but they came before," Ziebarth said of their varied backgrounds.
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"Countries in Latin America and the Caribbean have largely maintained a commendable open-door policy," said Eduardo Stein, UNHCR-IOM Joint Special Representative for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela.
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While Davis was not one for office cheer or the open door policy, his memos include many tips that still apply to the workplace — and employee-employee relationships — today.
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Merkel opposes any unilateral move by Interior Minister Horst Seehofer, who is also CSU chairman, that would reverse her 2015 open-door policy on migrants and undermine her authority.
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Trump said German Chancellor Angela Merkel had made a "catastrophic mistake" with her open door policy on migration, according to an interview published on Sunday by German newspaper Bild.
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While a few participants — John Cage, Yoko Ono, John Lennon, Karlheinz Stockhausen — were big cultural deals, most were not, and the open-door policy made the festival extra-special.
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Mr. Maynard said his client had an open-door policy at his home, inviting friends over after evening prayer or taking in those who needed a place to stay.
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The temple, he says, has an open-door policy, and it offers free food to anyone who comes into the building—a policy that hasn't changed since the shooting.
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What the changes actually mean Practically speaking, many Starbucks locations have always had an open-door policy for most customers, with employees rarely preventing visitors from using the restrooms.
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Should the perpetrator be shown to have been a beneficiary of Merkel's controversial 2015 open-door policy towards around a million refugees, the pressure on her would be significantly greater.
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Costa Rica has maintained its open-door policy for migrants and refugees, but services are overstretched with about 26,000 Nicaraguans waiting to have their asylum claims processed, the UNHCR said.
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Under Turkey's open-door policy, more than 2.2 million displaced Syrians — the largest numbers worldwide — have crossed into the country in the most massive global refugee movement in recorded history.
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Merkel opposes any unilateral move by German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer, who is also CSU chairman, that would reverse her 2015 open-door policy on migrants and undermine her authority.
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But the open-door policy and complimentary alcohol also courted disruption; after a few incidents with thirsty skaters, a door person was installed, armed with a guest list and discretion.
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An article on Redbooth talks about the fact that leaders of all levels at Google agree that an open-door policy gives everyone the opportunity to have their ideas heard.
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The former Fox News pundit enjoys an open-door policy with the President and spends more time with him than any other member of the national security team, those sources said.
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Besides the open-door policy for massages, he said, all non-family guests will require court approval, and an interpreter must be present during the daytime so conversations can be monitored.
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Hosts maintain an open-door policy, and families wander from house to house, sipping tea, eating a moufleta, sampling another sweet or two and then walking down the street for more.
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The complaints sparked a backlash against German Chancellor Angela Merkel's decision to have an open-door policy to refugees who had recently arrived in Europe from war-torn Syria and Iraq.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Immigration into Switzerland rose again last year, taking the foreign population further above 2 million as the wealthy country's open-door policy for Europeans faces a right-wing challenge.
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The break room offers fresh-pressed juices and a selfie station, and Elle embraces an open door policy in her corner office between her meetings with D.C.'s highest profile clients.
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With educational outreach programs, an open-door policy, and an inaugural show — "Readymades Belong to Everyone" — the Institute adds energy and edge to a neighborhood that it clearly gets and supports.
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"He has always made me personally feel very comfortable and had an open-door policy for the issues that are important to me," Schumer told the crowd, according to the source.
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The conservative government, elected in July, has taken a tougher stance compared to its leftist predecessor, which it blames for adopting what it says is an "open door" policy towards arrivals.
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Germany has seen more than one million asylum seekers arrive since 2015 since Merkel introduced her open door policy, but she has even acknowledged the need to strengthen the EU's external borders.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday defended her open-door policy for migrants, rejecting any limit on the number of refugees allowed into her country despite divisions within her government.
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"Without a chain of command, everyone would litigate their pet issues with Trump when it was an open door policy," he said, pointing to Ivanka Trump as someone who used that strategy.
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President Donald Trump says Germany's official crime statistics are wrong: Crime in Germany is up a whopping 10 percent since the country implemented its open-door policy toward refugees, he tweeted Tuesday.
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She hopes that her open door policy to big pups encourages other landlords to follow in her paw steps, especially since welcoming large dogs has turned out to be great for business.
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It is true that the country's mainstream parties — the Christian Democrats, the Social Democrats and the Christian Social Union — have lost votes since Ms. Merkel introduced her open-door policy in 2015.
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The United Nations has praised African nations, which host more than 20 million displaced people, for adopting a more liberal "open door" policy toward refugees than Western nations, despite being low-income economies.
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"Anyone who knows me knows that there's pretty much an open-door policy at my house," Hudson, 38, tells PEOPLE exclusively for a first look at the cover of her new book below.
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But China's 2000 "Open Door Policy," which transitioned the country from a rigid, centrally planned economy to a global, market-based economy, exposed the Chinese people to an array of outside cultural influences.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has adopted an open-door policy for refugees, though the government has come under increased scrutiny after a spate of attacks against women in Cologne on New Year's Eve.
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Seehofer, who during the 2015 refugee crisis repeatedly criticized Merkel's "open-door" policy for asylum seekers, reaffirmed his plans to curb migration and facilitate deportations of those who have no right to stay.
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Such comments go down well with a growing number of Germans who fear they are being inundated by foreigners after 1.1 million migrants arrived last year under Chancellor Angela Merkel's open door policy.
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This helped raise revenues for China and reflected a national shift toward free-market economic policies under Deng Xiaoping's "open door policy," but it, too, violated conservation agreements (and looked a little tacky).
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While the Brazilian federal government has said it would continue to take in migrants, local officials in border communities have said the open-door policy is unsustainable as schools and hospitals become overrun.
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OTTAWA — As President Trump's executive order on immigration stranded people around the world and provoked condemnation, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada took to social media to restate the country's open-door policy.
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In his first six months in office, Trump has upended White House convention with a loose decision-making style and an open-door policy to his Oval Office for advisers, both internal and external.
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" Asked about the petition, Amazon responded with a statement: "Amazon maintains an open-door policy that encourages employees to bring their comments, questions, and concerns directly to their management team for discussion and resolution.
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Seehofer's plan would represent a reversal of Merkel's open-door policy, which has already been scaled back since Germany let in around a million migrants in 2015, mostly fleeing war in the Middle East.
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The first right-wing political party to enter parliament since 210, the AfD opposes Chancellor Angela Merkel's long-standing open-door policy towards refugees, undermining Germany's reputation as a safe place for displaced people.
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Turkey has won international praise for its humanitarian response to Syria's war, maintaining an open door policy to those fleeing the violence and taking in more than 2.5 million refugees over almost five years.
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" Zachary Weiss, 26, a Tree of Life congregation member whose father was filling in as a rabbi during the services, tells PEOPLE the shooter entered through the synagogue's front door: "It's an open-door policy.
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To quell the fears, Merkel delivered a calm but firm speech Thursday, in which she defended her open-door policy but also emphasized precautions the government would take, laid out in a nine-point plan.
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Merkel's speech — and the public's reaction — have centered around her open-door policy for Syrian refugees, which she began last fall as a response to the crowds of desperate refugees appearing at the nation's borders.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Turkey is doing its best to stem illegal migration to Europe but will keep its "open-door" policy for refugees fleeing the civil war in Syria, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said on Friday.
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In 2015, Merkel enacted an open-door policy to take in refugees fleeing war from Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan, reportedly taking in more than 1.4 million people; now, about 10,000 immigrants flow in each month.
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But I'd be remiss if I didn't also mention Teresa Teng, whose swaying 1977 pop ballad — one of the first foreign songs allowed into mainland China after the Open Door Policy — provides the exhibition's title.
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That vote saw a big upswing in support for the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, who campaigned against Merkel's open-door policy to refugees and migrants arriving from the Middle East and Africa.
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In 2016, Höcke came under fire for a speech in the city of Erfurt, in which he demanded Angela Merkel be "removed from the Chancellory in a straitjacket" for her open-door policy on immigration.
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Women like Colleen who fell deeply in love with Donna — two generous souls who have an open door policy of supporting their neighbors in a Kansas City community plagued by economic decline, drugs and poverty.
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Merkel's open door policy toward refugees, which she has since backed off somewhat, won plaudits abroad but also contributed to the rise of the far right and piled pressure on the center-right ruling parties.
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In January, as the order stranded people at airports, upended immigration plans mid-flight and provoked global condemnation, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada took to social media to restate the country's open-door policy.
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Many companies across the country are similarly exposed, reflecting an open-door policy that for generations has pervaded corporate America, where safety training has long focused on fire drills, earthquake-sheltering procedures and accident cleanup.
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He is supported by party members that want a change from Merkel's centrism and were unhappy at some of her more liberal policies, such as her open-door policy during Europe's migrant crisis in 2015.
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Resentment at Merkel's open-door policy runs particularly high in eastern Germany, but she has also been booed at rallies in the west - such as in Ludwigshafen, 45 miles (70 km) south of Frankfurt, last week.
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"I feared for democracy in this country," Minniti said last month, explaining why, after months of a de-facto, open-door policy, the government finally introduced measures aimed at preventing people from leaving Libya for Italy.
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The alleged plot comes amidst criticism leveled at Chancellor Angela Merkel for her open door policy that allowed one million people to enter Germany over the past two years, many of whom were refugees from Syria.
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Voters punished Merkel for her open-door policy in a September election, with her conservatives suffering heavy losses to the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), and migration policy now tops the agenda in coalition talks.
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A government spokesman said Tuesday that Turkey's open-door policy did not amount to open borders, and that the country admitted refugees at designated points of entry when there is an imminent threat to their lives.
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FRANKFURT — The debate in Germany over Chancellor Angela Merkel's open-door policy toward the flood of asylum-seekers in the past year has played out in street demonstrations, beer halls and on the floor of Parliament.
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Many of the policies draw on voter concerns that immigration and foreign buyers of local homes are putting too much pressure on infrastructure and house prices, representing a shift in New Zealand's formerly open door policy.
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That is partly due to the continued strength of the German economy and because many of the other parties in Germany, including the center-left Social Democrats (SPD) and environmentalist Greens, supported Merkel's open-door policy.
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Support for the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has jumped amid deepening public unease over Merkel's open-door policy for refugees from Syria and elsewhere after some 1.1 million people entered Germany last year.
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Many German local authorities say they are struggling to cope with the influx and pressure is mounting on Chancellor Angela Merkel to reverse her open-door policy and even close the country's borders to new arrivals.
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Her efforts have produced little tangible results to calm critics at home, including her Christian Social Union coalition ally in Bavaria who want her to reverse her open-door policy for refugees and shut Germany's borders.
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Vienna, which initially had the same "open-door" policy for refugees as Germany, recently said it wanted to speed up deportations and repeatedly complained of other countries not accepting more migrants in the name of European solidarity.
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"Amazon maintains an open-door policy that encourages employees to bring their comments, questions, and concerns directly to their management team for discussion and resolution," Rachael Lighty, a spokesperson for Amazon, said in a statement to Vox.
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Reports of violence and assaults at centers for minors have added to the public disquiet and hardened anti-immigrant sentiment in a country long renowned for its humanitarian open-door policy towards the wretched of the earth.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has tried to placate the increasingly vocal critics of her open-door policy for refugees by insisting that most refugees from Syria and Iraq would go home once the conflicts there had ended.
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Turkey had maintained an "open door" policy for Syrian migrants for five years and strictly abided by the "non-refoulement" principle of not returning someone to a country where they are liable to face persecution, it said.
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Growing up in work camps, her adolescence was robbed and although she was lucky enough to escape China under political asylum under Nixon's open-door policy, the trauma of the revolution lingers in her to this day.
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The closing of a crucial border crossing on Europe's main migrant route to Germany, where an open-door policy last year made the country a preferred destination for refugees, has stranded more than 50,000 people in Greece.
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Ankara has always maintained that it has an "open-door" policy toward migrants, although thousands of refugees fleeing from the conflict in Syria in recent months have become trapped at the border, unable to pass into Turkey.
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On McKinley's watch, the Spanish-American War had already been won and American sway broadened around the world through martial aggression and skillful diplomacy, including the Special Relationship with Britain and the Open Door policy toward China.
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While the number of prospective candidates may be staggering, former state party chairman Jaime Harrison says South Carolina maintains an open-door policy, welcoming any and all who are thinking about taking a stab at a run.
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"We respect the individual rights of our team members and have an open-door policy that encourages team members to bring their comments, questions and concerns directly to their team leaders," she said in an emailed statement.
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Heidenau in Saxony became infamous when anti-refugee riots broke out and Chancellor Angela Merkel - who grew up in East Germany - was heckled by far-right activists as an alleged traitor for her open-door policy towards refugees.
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That's a very massive part of the industry now: We have a very open-door policy and social media means that people are much more aware of what designers personalities are, not just what their work is like.
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The gang attacks on women outside Cologne's cathedral deepened public doubts about Chancellor Angela Merkel's open-door policy toward refugees fleeing conflicts in the Middle East and about Germany's ability to integrate the mainly Muslim and Arab newcomers.
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Dublin's open-door policy and flexibility could be upset by the European Commission's demand that Apple hand over up to 13 billion euros to the Irish government for only paying between 0.005 and 1 percent on European profits.
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For two decades, Cubans had an advantage over other migrants: Thanks to a Clinton-era open door policy, they could come to the United States without a visa, receive asylum automatically, and be on track for permanent residency.
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Merkel, her popularity undermined by her open-door policy, summoned the bosses of some of Germany's biggest companies to Berlin on Wednesday to account for their lack of action and exchange ideas about how they can do better.
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The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has caused outrage in the political mainstream with critical remarks about Muslims and immigrants, but has gained in opinion polls due to public disquiet over the government's open-door policy for refugees.
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Horst Seehofer, CSU leader and Germany's interior minister, wants to turn away migrants who have already registered in other EU states but Merkel opposes any unilateral move to reverse her 2015 open-door policy and undermine her authority.
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In recent years Venezuela's neighbors have had an open-door policy, but it has come at a political cost as communities feel increasingly besieged by migrants, many of whom arrive with no savings and with serious health problems.
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BERLIN — President Trump castigated the German government on Monday for its open-door policy toward migrants, saying that it was responsible for an increase in crime and could conceivably lead to the downfall of Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition.
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"[Amazon] preaches that they have this open-door policy and then when you try to go through that open door, instead of being allowed in, you are now set up," a former Fulfillment Center worker in Indiana told Gizmodo.
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Orban has led eastern European opposition to EU quotas that aim to distribute asylum seekers around the bloc, criticizing the open-door policy that German Chancellor Angela Merkel proclaimed at the height of the European migrant crisis in 2015.
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Merkel, fighting for her political life over her open-door policy, has summoned the bosses of some of Germany's biggest companies to Berlin to account for their lack of action and exchange ideas about how they can do better.
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Turkey has also built a wall along the border, reinforcing the message that the "open door" policy of the conflict's early years has ended, and forcing tens of thousands of would-be refugees to camp on the Syrian side.
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The AfD made big electoral gains last year, capitalizing on fears about Chancellor Angela Merkel's open-door policy toward migrants but its support has roughly halved in the past 12 months due partly to a slowdown in refugee arrivals.
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As leading partner to Germany, whose open-door policy has won its chancellor, Angela Merkel, admiration and cost her electoral success, France is also qualified to act as wise counsel and pragmatic friend in the search for a solution.
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Their answers reflect what some say are the characteristics of an ideal leader, from having an open-door policy and being generous with praise to staying positive and inspiring employees to excel in the job at hand and beyond.
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We do have what we call an open door policy that allows me to talk to any member of management or HR and time I want without an appointment...one of the things I like best about my job.
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NEUBRANDENBURG, Germany (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday tried to placate the increasingly vocal critics of her open-door policy for refugees, insisting that asylum seekers from Syria and Iraq would go home once the conflicts there had ended.
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To placate conservatives put off by Merkel's open-door policy ahead of a September federal election, leaders of her Christian Democrat party (CDU) have been pushing to deport more migrants whose applications have failed or foreigners who have committed crimes.
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So, them being there, as well as my fiancé, a bunch of our friends who aren't going home for the holidays, and whoever else just decides, 'Hey I have nowhere else to go,' because we have a very open-door policy.
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NEUBRANDENBURG, Germany (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel tried on Saturday to placate the increasingly vocal critics of her open-door policy for refugees by insisting that most refugees from Syria and Iraq would go home once the conflicts there had ended.
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But Chancellor Angela Merkel's open-door policy for migrants has met a popular backlash and while most of the recent arrivals are of working age, many struggle to get jobs, partly due to language barriers and a lack of certified qualifications.
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Manuel Valls, prime minister of France, Germany's most important EU partner, on Sunday spoke out against Ms Merkel's plans for a redistribution of refugees around the union, saying that Germany's open-door policy on refugees was "unsustainable in the long run".
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President Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman Ibrahim Kalin, asked about the HRW statement, told reporters that Turkish soldiers were there to protect these people and that Ankara has had an "open-door policy" since the start of Syria's civil war in 2011.
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The tie-up between the traditionally center-left Labour Party and nationalist New Zealand First represents an abrupt shift in the formerly open door policy that fueled strong economic growth but has also been blamed for soaring house prices and growing inequality.
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Speaking at an event of her centre-right CDU party in the central town of Volkmarsen, Merkel defended her open-door policy for migrants and rejected the idea of closing borders to better control the numbers of refugees allowed into the country.
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" Zachary Weiss, 26, a Tree of Life congregation member whose father was filling in as a rabbi during the services on Saturday, tells PEOPLE the shooter had easy access to the synagogue — as a place of worship, it practices "an open-door policy.
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ARNOLD PACKERFormer chief economist of the US Senate Budget CommitteeSan Diego * Your piece on the mass groping of women in Cologne ("New year, new fear", January 9th) did not adequately reflect the disturbing connection with Angela Merkel's open-door policy for migrants.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany made mistakes with an open-door policy that saw more than a million migrants enter Germany over the past two years, Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble acknowledged on Sunday, but he said Berlin was trying to learn from those missteps.
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While Chancellor Angela Merkel drew applause for her leadership of the European response, a spate of sexual assaults on women in Germany on New Year's Eve, allegedly by men of Arab and North African origin, has put her "open-door" policy under fire.
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A poor showing by Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives in these elections would increase pressure on her to reverse a disputed open-door policy toward migrants, 1-1/2 years before a federal election when she is likely to seek a fourth term.
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No, the thing that's great about Marvel is — and [Defenders showrunner] Marco [Ramirez] has talked about this — the fact that all of our rooms, as writers' rooms, are next to each other, so we have an open door policy amongst each other.
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Brazil is a brighter spot; it has issued humanitarian visas to over 8,000 Syrians under an open-door policy, although barely a quarter of them have made the journey so far, not least because they have to find their own air fares.
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Second, the Department of Education might also announce a rulemaking process about state universities guaranteeing an open door policy to speakers invited to campus, taking whatever security measures are necessary, and punishing those who interfere with those exercising their First Amendment rights.
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I had more than one manager who talked a good game about having an open-door policy, but when it came right down to it, poking your head in their office left you with a feeling they were going to tear it off.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's popularity has declined because of her open-door policy for migrants, and if Deutsche Bank were to require state help, her standing as the leader who successfully steered Germany through the financial crisis could also be called into question.
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When a photograph of the prime suspect was publicized, the selfie with Ms. Merkel, who had been under pressure for her open-door policy toward refugees, started circulating on social media — but with Mr. Modamani falsely identified as one of the bombers.
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There's not even fictional precedent for a president like Trump, who is known to make his staff openly compete against each other and basically keeps an open-door policy in the Oval Office — so how can a chief of staff manage this?
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The prime minister said that immigration could not be reduced to a "closed-door or open-door" policy, and that issues like illegal migration, human trafficking and the integration of migrants who are allowed to be in Italy needed to be addressed.
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" In response, Amazon told BuzzFeed News that it "maintains an open-door policy that encourages employees to bring their comments, questions, and concerns directly to their management team for discussion and resolution, and we're glad to have open communication with employees in Sacramento.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel — whose decision to take the moral high ground and maintain an open-door policy to refugees has become increasingly unpopular among some groups — saw a waning of support in those three states for her party, the Christian Democrats (CDU).
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Pegida has risen rapidly in popularity in Germany since it was founded in October 2014, with rallies initially attended by a few hundred supporters swelling to attract thousands as President Angela Merkel's open-door policy to Syrian refugees sparked a polarized response from citizens.
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But her authority was dented by her decision in 2015 to commit Germany to an open-door policy on refugees, resulting in an influx of more than one million people that laid bare deep divisions within the EU over migration and fueled the AfD.
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Mr. Seehofer has become the latest politician to link arms with the populists, pledging to reverse Ms. Merkel's open-door policy toward asylum seekers as he tries to fend off an election challenge from the far-right party Alternative for Germany in his home state, Bavaria.
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Members complained that they couldn't gain access to BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE, but they say Ryan has an open-door policy.
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Meanwhile, thousands of far-right protesters assembled in Berlin under the slogan "Merkel must go," demanding the German chancellor's resignation for her "open-door policy" which has allowed for more than a million refugees fleeing war and conflict to settle in Germany in the last year.
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Though the McKinless family has made a practice of hosting those needing refuge for years, it was Ashley's article and video -- published online last week in response to the President's executive order barring travel for people from certain countries -- that shined a light on their own open-door policy.
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Nearly 300 executives have visited the White House this year, according to a New York Times tabulation, an open-door policy that is a sharp break with the Obama administration and puts corporate chieftains on par with senior lawmakers in the pecking order of who has influence in Washington.
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In elections in Germany in September, the far-right and anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party made significant gains, with electors punishing Chancellor Angela Merkel for her open-door policy and pushing migration policy to the top of the agenda in talks to form a coalition government.
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Nearly 300 executives have visited the White House this year, according to a New York Times tabulation, an open-door policy that is a sharp break with the Obama administration and puts corporate chieftains on par with senior lawmakers in the pecking order of who has influence in Washington.
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While Germany has been largely praised for its open-door policy regarding refugees, a survey conducted by the Forsa Institute for Social Research and Statistical Analysis last week highlighted a sudden negative shift in the German public's views on foreigners, following a mass sex attack in the city of Cologne.
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Three of the four were in Bavaria, which was the first reception center for more than a million migrants last year seeking asylum, and where the governing Christian Socialists have been an early and persistent opponent to Ms. Merkel's open-door policy, despite their close alignment to her Christian Democrats.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, under pressure at home over her open-door policy for refugees, said on Wednesday that it would be good for the people in Aleppo and the area around it to create "a kind of no fly zone" up to the Turkish border, reiterating comments she made on Monday.
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Seehofer, who has been vociferous in his criticism of Merkel's open-door policy, insists on introducing a cap on new arrivals but Merkel opposes the idea - though she made overtures towards the CSU on Monday by stressing that there "must be no repeat" of 2015 when a record 890,000 migrants arrived here.
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In Germany, Merkel abandoned her "open door" policy last year to save her government; in Italy, the far-right, anti-immigrant Lega has declared the country's borders closed to arrivals across the Mediterranean, and banned NGO-operated rescue ships from Italian ports, accusing them of being in league with human trafficking networks.
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Following a mass exodus of Cubans to the United States, former President Bill Clinton in the mid-1990s changed the "open door" policy on Cuban refugees -- first established by President Lyndon B. Johnson -- to the "wet, foot, dry foot" policy that repatriated Cubans intercepted at sea but allowed those who reach land to stay.
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Traditionally tense relations between what they call the CDU-CSU "sister parties" (or, simply, "the union") have been brought to the breaking point by Merkel's CDU open door policy toward migrants and refugees, and her alleged mismanagement of east and central European security problems that have damaged Bavaria's business interests in its backyard captive markets.
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Although Merkel's open-door policy and leadership at the height of Europe's migrant crisis attracted praise from some quarters, there is growing disquiet with the policy in Germany's public and political sphere -- including within Merkel's own governing "grand coalition" made up of the CDU, Christian Social Union (CSU) and SPD, which is a junior partner in the governing alliance.
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Read More 1 million migrants arrived in Europe in 2015: UN "Currently they (Germany) are sending the following signals: that they are allowing Greece to agree to the open-door policy, and on the other hand they are demanding that Austria stop all those who want to travel to Germany or reduce the quota of 3,200," Mikl-Leitner added.
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There's no reason to believe the East River crash will permanently halt aviation's open-door policy, but until investigators have a handle on all the factors that contributed to the deaths of five enthusiastic passengers, helicopter occupants—at least those without more advanced harnesses—will have to keep their hands and feet safely inside the craft.
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Germany already pays travel costs and sometimes startup costs for those who choose to return of their own volition Germany has taken in more than a million migrants and refugees since Merkel declared an "open door" policy at the height of the crisis in 2015, at a time when many European nations were closing their borders.
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When China began to turn toward the West in the late 22019th century, it also absorbed a pathologizing view of homosexuality as an illness — an attitude that would not soften again until a century later, with the introduction of Deng Xiaoping's open-door policy in the late '303s, which opened up markets and encouraged the liberalization of Chinese society.
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Raina Falcon, a spokesperson for UCB, told Mashable in an email: The UCB is not formally commenting on this matter, but I will say that UCB has always had an open door policy and encourages anyone with a complaint or concern regarding sexual harassment to report it immediately to any of our Directors of Student Affairs, who are trained professionals.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Tuesday insisted that Germany's crime rate has spiked due to its open-door policy toward migrants, a false claim he has used to bolster his "zero tolerance" stance on illegal immigration.
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Even during the U.S.-China cold war from 1949 to 1973, Chinese leaders held a positive view of the United States because of the historic U.S. commitment to equal trade with China in America's Open Door policy — wisely formulated by Secretary of State John Hay in the late 19th century to distinguish the U.S. from colonial powers that sought to carve up China and extract the country's wealth.
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A showdown over immigration between Merkel and her conservative CSU allies has escalated in the last week but on Sunday there were signs of a possible compromise when Interior Minister Horst Seehofer, who is CSU chairman, said the row could be overcome.. Seehofer wants Germany to have the right to reject migrants who have already registered in another EU state but Merkel opposes any unilateral move by him that would reverse her 2015 open-door policy and undermine her authority.
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