Sentence examples for it may be opened from inspiring English sources

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It may be opened to scholars, researchers and journalists.

It may be opened only with the vote of five members of the Board of Regents.

(It may be opened upon request during cooler months).

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Some of it may be "open source" intelligence (known as Osint), meaning essentially media reports which have been analysed by government experts.

It may be open to all, but finding the entrance isn't totally straightforward.

The administration also has begun hinting that it may be open to some compromise on Mr. Bush's missile defense system planned for Poland and the Czech Republic.

Sanctions compliance departments in big banks are busy digesting a 50-page guidance provided by the US treasury's office of foreign assets control (OFAC) – some say the text is so complicated it may deter businesses from returning to Iran, while others fear it may be open to interpretation.

In this case, the eye state is independent, that is, it may be open or closed.

However, we need further clarification of what this claim amounts to, for there is an understanding of this claim that it may be open to a non-disjunctivist to accept as well.

However, Ban Tha Kae and Ban Chiang are the earliest interior sites dating to the Neolithic and are reported to have rice cultivation, but the evidence is based on rice-tempered pottery, so it may be open to doubt.

Moscow wants to signal to the West that while it may be open to taking advantage of the current focus on Syria to try to end the civil war, it will only do so on its own terms, the source continued.

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