Sentence examples for be open for all from inspiring English sources

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It claimed that the BBC had not been "genuinely innovative" and that a BBC archive of content should be open for all to use.

Salamé has said that any election law adopted by Libya should be "open for all" including loyalists from the old regime and Saif Gaddafi.

This guest lecture is a part of Professor Franke's Spring 2017 course in Gender Justice; this session of the course will be open for all students to attend.

By shining a light on this, Martin and Microsoft may have ensured that future meetings will be open for all participation.

(We'll be providing more details on these new notification channels soon — and they, like so many of our products, will be open for all).

The reason anti-realists give is that the meanings of our words and (derivatively for them) the contents of our thoughts are essentially communicable and thus must be open for all speakers and thinkers to see [Dummett 1978 , 1993.

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By means of this, the European market can be opened for all products certified by national or even local authorities.

I suspect more will be opened, for all of us, before November.

The path is open for all of us".

Fall 2019 applications are open for all programs at Columbia University's School of Professional Studies.

The data backing Drucker's research is open for all to see, and check.

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