Sentence examples for be open to foreign from inspiring English sources

The course will be open to foreign students.

Every sector ought to be open to foreign investment, with limited exceptions for genuine national security interests.

When Saudi Arabia's National Commercial Bank went public in November, it announced that, beginning in November, the Kingdom's equity markets will be open to foreign investors.

Japan is likely to push in negotiations for protection of certain agriculture products — notably rice, wheat, beef and pork — but many other goods made in Kochi will be open to foreign competition.

At a Euromoney conference entitled "Amazing Thailand" in Bangkok last month, Mr Pridiyathorn assured investors that despite Mr Thaksin's reputation as an economic nationalist up to 600 billion baht or 35% of the value of the mega projects will be open to foreign tender, including the big transport and power schemes.

Both the centrifuges and the remaining space would be open to foreign researchers.

Imabari, founded as a castle town, was the first port in Shikoku to be opened to foreign trade.

China clarified what value-added telecommunications services would be opened to foreign investors after the country joins the World Trade Organization.

Some reckon that the retail trade will soon be opened to foreign investment and that the likes of Wal-Mart will fuel the demand for commercial property.

Oil companies and regional experts wonder whether significant new oil and gas reservoirs will be opened to foreign investment, whether onerous laws and tax codes will be reworked and whether persistent corruption can be reduced.

But when it comes to Chinese assets, just $0.3 trillion or so are open to foreign investors.