Sentence examples for is formally open from inspiring English sources

What the government will do for the first time is formally open the door to the possibility of some convicted prisoners getting the vote.

The company is expected to provide more details of its strategy later today at it Developer Conference, the first time that the company is formally opening its doors to third parties in this way.

The campaign's state headquarters has been formally open since only mid-June.

Environment Minister John Griffiths said: "This report shows that even before the path was formally open it was attracting many thousands of visitors and providing a real economic boost to coastal towns in Wales.

Of these, we believe that only the bioscience-oriented systems (ChEBI, ChEMBL, PubChem) are formally Open (i.e. that the whole identifier system, with or without the data, can be re-used without permission).

A perhaps more controversial example would be the operation by the state of public schools funded by general tax revenues that are formally open to all resident children but are physically accessible only to children who can walk normally or set at a level such that some severely retarded or otherwise cognitively impaired children can gain no benefit from the instruction that is provided.

To a certain degree, their walkout will require the cooperation of their largely sympathetic superintendents, who decide whether schools are formally open or closed.

And yesterday, the Roger Deakin Archive was formally opened.

On September 21st, the demonstrations were formally opened to all.

The doors are formally opened during the reading of certain psalms.

The Pompidou Centre was formally opened on January 31 , 1977 by the French president, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing.