Sentence examples for might take part from inspiring English sources

There are rumours that Asia's large sovereign-wealth funds might take part in the rights issue.

Others said they might take part if the protests gathered steam and they felt more secure.

Japan had expected a detailed agreement on how it might take part to be reached soon after the 2008 accord.

Later in the day, I might take part in a discussion of some other disability issue in a neutral forum.

What are some ways that private, municipal and nonprofit groups might take part in this environmental restoration?

Mr Shaath left Gaza with no clearer notion of who might head a national-unity government, who might take part in it or what its policies might be.

In this, he suggested, the anti-Taliban forces might well take part.

The media is entirely controlled by the military, and 2,100 political activists who might otherwise take part in the elections are in jail.

The country's industry minister, Oessur Skarphedinsson, told Bloomberg News that a deal was close, and that Japan might also take part in it.

Alongside would be a managed restructuring of a eurozone of convergent northern economies, in which it is conceivable the UK might even take part.

That explains why after days in which Bush advisers had suggested that the governor might not take part in a debate in Los Angeles on March 2, Mr. Bush agreed today to appear.