Sentence examples for intended to be opened from inspiring English sources
The box was intended to be opened in 1978 -- but was not.
This particular segment of Iran's development of the South Pars gas field was never intended to be opened up to foreign investors, given Iran's protection of its energy sector; evidently the appeal of developing ties with energy-hungry China won out in the end.
Intended to be opened in time for the arrival of Edward, the Prince of Wales, construction delays postponed its completion until October 1925.
It was originally intended to be open at all times, but entrance is now restricted because of vandalism.
Alexander I's School Statute (1804) provided for a four-tier system of schools from the primary to the university level, intended to be open to persons of all classes.
The Senate leader, John L. Sampson, said on Wednesday that he intended to be open about his chamber's handling of the deal, but his words were undercut by his office's actions in court.
Thus the planning process begins with a dialogue intended to be open, inter-generational, and ongoing.
Local councillors and residents claim the land was always intended to be open space and say this was agreed when planning permission was originally granted for the housing development.
The garden is intended to be open free of charge to the public on weekdays, but reserved for church functions on weekends.
But our presence in Afghanistan was never intended to be open-ended and, with a host of other challenges competing for resources, we need to set realistic objectives.
