open to criticism

Such open, angry criticism of the Kim regime is something you would not have heard a few years ago.

His court service did not last long, possibly due to his open criticism of the ruling class.

They were seen as an alternative music band that shared more or less open criticism of the East German political system.

There has been no open criticism of the visit and its results by any major figure or newspaper to date.

But open criticism of the leader is still off limits.

The document said that open criticism of official teachings had done "serious harm" to the church.

Without open criticism, governments are bound to become inefficient and corrupt.

Much of the open criticism has been from liberal groups and House members.

It concluded that open criticism against each other aired by the two leaders had "violated the norms of the party".

He was right, but his open criticism did not win friends at City Hall.