Sentence examples for could be open for from inspiring English sources
"I won't close the door that perhaps could be open for me in the future".
In February, she told Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday" that she would not "close the door that perhaps could be open for me in the future".
Employers could be open for numerous calls from charities and PFOs asking to promote their schemes, along with the possibility for unauthorised promotions.
The trust says some of the pavilion space will be available to suitable commercial interests – the cafe for instance – while part of the venue could be open for occasional function hire.
If Mr Rouhani and Mr Jalili do not emerge in the top two positions, a way could be open for Tehran's mayor, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, or former foreign minister, Ali Akbar Velayati to contest next week's run off – both men are ultra-loyalists but have also criticised Mr Jalili's tough stance on negotiations with West over Iran's nuclear programme.
In announcing a tentative agreement between the current owners and Triple Five in May 2011, Gov. Chris Christie said he expected the developer to strike a deal with the owners and get financing for the project by the end of 2011 so that American Dream could be open for the 2014 Super Bowl at MetLife Stadium.
Under certain conditions, the building could also be transformed into a hotel and the rooftop could be opened for commercial use.
If it finds in favour of Kosovo, the floodgates could be opened for a whole raft of new states to emerge.
Mr. Clinton referred the matter to Mr. Babbitt, who undertook an 18-month study to see whether and how a 4.6-million-acre corner of the 23-million-acre preserve could be opened for leasing.
He and others also hinted that windows of opportunity could be opening for redistricting reform, as evidenced by recent reform victories in places like Michigan, Utah, and Missouri.
The unloading of essential supplies at Antwerp, and their dispatch to the troops, would clearly be hazardous in the extreme, once the port could be opened for traffic.
