Sentence examples for be scope to sign from inspiring English sources
Manager Paul Cox has since told BBC Radio Nottingham there "could be scope" to sign players on loan, but Radford said the League Two club's most pressing issue would be to lift attendances to an average of 4,500 in order to break even.
Djilobodji, in contrast, represented a cheaper option to pursue and, while the Senegalese has signed a long contract, there would be scope to revisit other targets either in January or next summer.
So there is scope to do one of the smaller races – although the fact that a race of 101km with 6,100m of ascent is classed as "smaller" should serve as a warning sign about the event.
The goal would be to persuade him to sign the bill on the condition that a follow-up measure would reduce its scope.
Mr. Shabani said that he believed Iran would be ready to agree to sign a legal framework called the Additional Protocol, which gives the inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency wider scope to inspect sites, collect samples and interview scientists.
TME executives are taking that as a sign that there's ample scope to grow their business, although it seems unlikely that will ever be as global as Spotify.
There is more and more pressure to sign a reduced scope contract between [the vendor] and the 2 MHOSPs whether the [Rainbow Program] contract is signed or not.
There were scope changes.
