Sentence examples for may be signed up from inspiring English sources
Jens and Sedsel may be signed up to the programme.
Musicians may be signed up for years, under contracts so tough that The Artist Formerly Known As Prince once appeared at a concert with "Slave" written across his forehead, but the record companies do not, in fact, own them.Record companies do four jobs.
To discount solid enrollment numbers, Republicans have variously complained that not many people who previously were uninsured may be signing up, premiums are rising, people can't see the doctors they prefer and taxpayers are getting soaked.
The only difference this year is that workers who previously shunned employer insurance may be signing up at open enrollment because of the mandate or other incentive.
Refugees may be signing up to be shipped back to the countries they were originally trying to escape from due to a combination of coercion, outright pressure and, according to Rozen, telling them that "their only way out of prison is to go back to their homeland".
Mr. Craig may not be signed up with a gym yet, but he is more aware of his interactions with his daughter.
He may now be signed up to Ukip but is slightly less opposed to immigration that some of his constituents might expect as he made clear in his speech joining the party.
The towers give the university the ability to alert students who may not be signed up for emergency text and email notifications.
Wallet software is little help on non e-commerce sites, where you may just be signing up for a free subscription to a magazine.
Richard Lloyd, executive director of consumer group Which?, said: "It is right that SSE has been punished for this bad practice, but this fine will not help all those customers who may have been signed up with their misleading script.
Mr Howton said some people who had problems may have not been signed up to the organisation's full alert package of landline phone and mobile calls, text messages and emails, or their contact details may have been out of date.
