Sentence examples for are never open from inspiring English sources
"Australia will be able to ensure that tobacco control measures are never open to challenge, an issue on which we have been a leading voice," he said.
(Manhattan, Rudolph's home for decades, has three Rudolph buildings, all town houses, but two are never open to the public and the third, completed after his death, offers only a glimpse of his talent).
The shops are never open or they just don't hand over the right amount," says Nurmila. "Some families go for months without the food the government says they should get". Those that do get the rations often complain that the better-quality wheat purchased by the government is often replaced with a poor substitute by the shop owners.
Once a guest is in residence, they also coordinate other aspects of their stay: arranging introductions to interesting citizens in town; organizing private tours of the Doges' Palace or the Guggenheim after the crowds have gone home, or of palaces owned by relatives and friends that are never open to the public; setting up the best guide, the best boatman, the best table in a restaurant.
"If you came to the Vatican, two-thirds of these things you would never see because they are in storerooms or archives or sacristies that are never open to the public," said Father Allen Duston, international director of the Office of the Patrons of the Arts in the Vatican Museums.
Yet for all the question marks it leaves, and however queasy the aftertaste, its conclusions are never open-ended.
The real focus is on the jurors who have to convince themselves and each other on cases that are never open-and-shut.
It's a movie with the atmosphere of a day centre in which the windows are never opened.
At Blue Mountain, 7percentt of the cards are never opened, a figure that includes bad e-mail addresses, Mr. Rinella said.
But the Nafta proceedings are never opened to the public, nor have third parties until now been allowed to submit briefs.
