Sentence examples for open the archive from inspiring English sources

The British Library intends to put some of the collection on display soon, and to open the archive to scholars next year.

Magid explained that her intention was to use the engagement ring with Barragán's compressed remains to "propose" to Zanco, in the hope that she would, in exchange, agree to open the archive, perhaps even to return it to Mexico.

Catherine Howarth, the CEO of Share Action, who challenged BP at the AGM to open the archive as part of a wider demand to be more transparent about the issue of climate change, said she was disturbed to hear the company was apparently not opening the archive.

It praised Zanco's single-minded guardianship of the archive and outlined the terms of the proposal: "The ring will always be available to you, and to you alone, whenever you are ready to open the archive to the public in Mexico.

As described by an Associated Press article and detailed in a law review by Professor Dan Plesch (credited with starting the movement to open the archive) and Shanti Sattler "Changing the Paradigm of International Criminal Law", the UNWCC predated the creation of today's United Nations as well as the renowned Nuremberg Tribunal.

Open the archive (may open on its own).

Sooner or later, he thinks, "Lula will have to open the archives".The government seems ambivalent.

"He's not going to open the archives now, that would create too much noise in the Vatican.

A decision by Pope Francis to open the archives for that wartime period would fit into the international trend".

Scholars and Jewish groups have called on the Vatican to open the archives from Pius XII's papacy to full historical scrutiny.

But many Jewish groups and independent scholars disagree and have been calling on the Vatican to open the archives of Pius's papacy to scholarly scrutiny.