Sentence examples for move could open from inspiring English sources
Such a move could open the gates to Ukip.
The groundbreaking move could open up hundreds of thousands of frontline positions, and could see women working in elite commando units.
The move could open the door to thousands of legal actions against foreign companies and individuals accused of "trafficking" in seized property.
The move could open online classes to 1.25 million students at public institutions across the United States, and could help increase graduation rates by making introductory and required classes — often a bottleneck because of high demand — more widely available.
Some pundits have said that the move could open up an avenue for Brady to run for London Mayorship when Boris Johnson's second term ends, despite her unequivocal insistence in December 2013 that she's not considering it.
The clearing project is supported by the Federal Reserve, but many Wall Street firms are concerned that such a move could open their lucrative over-the-counter trading operations to competition from exchange companies.
When was the last time that the prime minister suggested or made a move that could open a single new horizon for Israelis?
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration, in a move that could open up more transcripts of historically significant grand jury testimony from many years ago, is proposing to change a rule that imposes strict and permanent secrecy requirements on such records.
Takako Doi, leader of the Socialist Party, called the Government action "a reckless move" that could "open the way for unlimited arms expansion". Similar concern was expressed by the Buddhist-oriented Komeito.
The Interior Department launched a new offshore-leasing planning process for 2019 to 2024, a move that could open up new areas for drilling in the Arctic, Atlantic and Pacific oceans, as well as the Gulf of Mexico.
With the end of the "no peace, no war" stalemate with Ethiopia, Eritrea has the opportunity to demilitarize and abolish forced conscription, a move that could open the door to social and political liberalization.
