Sentence examples for principle to open from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Union reserved some of these options last year when it decided in principle to open negotiations with Turkey.

The European Union trade commissioner, Karel De Gucht, said in a statement that he and fellow commissioners had agreed in principle to open an antidumping and antisubsidy case, although they would first seek to negotiate a solution with Chinese authorities.

The implementation of these principles to open surgery should be carried out judiciously.

The fundamental principle should be to open things up and not close them".

Each point of the reviewer's oath relates to open principles that we consider important; the collection of these principles is the manifesto.

The women and men of Mangocher's community groups also have applied the principles of the Community Action Process to open a girls' primary school.

In particular, we proposed a new framework of software-defined cognitive wireless networking which will employ both SDN and CRN principles to potentially open up new use cases.

It is true that Bray is not exactly a foodie backwater; it is also home to Michel Roux Snr's acclaimed Waterside Inn, and by opening his own restaurant, The Fat Duck, there in 1995, Blumenthal was applying the old shoe-shop principle, that the best place to open a shoe shop is next to one already thriving.

A one-year transition program, based on similar principles as Landmark's, is to open in the fall at the American University in Washington.

A relay is a device in which the solenoid principle is applied to opening and closing light-current electrical circuits.

Just the fact that GEOSS members agreed in principle to full and open data sharing with minimal time delays (as described in the 2003 declaration) was a big step forward, says Rick Ohlemacher, manager of environmental systems at Northrop Grumman Space Technology.