Sentence examples for open to countries from inspiring English sources

It is still open to countries to offer amnesties as they make the transition to democracy.

Devaluation, the usual route to rebalancing, is not open to countries in the euro area.

Of course, they assure us, the door remains open to countries with sufficiently democratic regimes and with adequate labor protection.

Eurovision's borders are open to countries beyond the would-be superstate, and I'm not too sure Putin would be too keen on joining anyway.

The inaugural Olympiad was held in Romania in 1959, with the competition being only open to countries under the Soviet bloc.

They are typically fairly open to countries from outside the region; they are perhaps less a series of protectionist pacts and more a series of interconnected webs within an increasingly global economy.

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So far, few developing countries have joined the OECD convention, which in November 2011 was opened to countries outside the OECD and the Council of Europe.

The United States would, in effect, announce that its door is open to all countries ready to bargain.

According to the EU's Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP) regulations, this programme is open to third countries too.

The registry is open to all countries, and collects data on patients who receive thrombolytic therapy for acute ischaemic stroke.