Sentence examples for shall be open to from inspiring English sources

(6) Any manual recount shall be open to the public.

"All registration and records about citizens shall be open to their personal and private inspection.

Upon taking office in 1999, he vowed to "vigorously enforce the laws requiring that government records and meetings shall be open to public view".

The provision says that unless stipulated, "all public records of public governmental bodies shall be open to the public for inspection".

The state law also provides that "any manual recount shall be open to the public," and outlines the procedures by which a manual recount must take place.

Mr. Cornyn declined to be interviewed, but in his inaugural speech on Jan . 13 , 1999he not only thanked his "friend" Governor Bush but also promised his supporters to "vigorously enforce the laws requiring that government records and meetings shall be open to public view".

The Freedom Charter, which formed the basis of the A.N.C.'s platform and South Africa's new Constitution, declares that "higher education and technical training shall be opened to all by means of state allowances and scholarships awarded on the basis of merit".

Seek and you shall find, knock and the door shall be opened to you; come in, get in at the narrow gate, and stay off the broad ways that lead to destruction, and then be blessed with the results to pass on.

The 1891 constitution further required that, with each application for a pardon, the governor file "a statement of the reasons for his decision thereon, which... shall always be open to public inspection".

For instance, it is up to the Speaker to determine whether any bill falls within the definition of a money bill, and once he has certified his opinion on the matter in writing, that is "conclusive for all purposes and shall not be open to question in any court".

If they accept and open their gates, all the people in it shall be subject to forced labor and shall work for you.