Sentence examples for will be left open from inspiring English sources
This question will be left open here, since there is widespread disagreement about it.
(The fire stair must be fully enclosed, while the main circulation stair will be left open to the interior).
When it is closed, they will be left open on the ground floor and illuminated from within so the entire installation will be visible from outside through the building's all-glass lobby.
Once the first step of liberalisation is taken at the start of 2003, there will be at least two years during which the impact on the USO will be assessed.Depending on the outcome, a further step might take effect in 2007, but it will be left open as to whether this will be to full liberalisation.
Three women are vying for the Democratic nomination for an open Congressional seat; another Democratic woman is challenging Representative Tom Latham, a Republican; and a Republican woman is running for the Senate seat that will be left open by Mr. Harkin, who announced in January that he would retire.
"It's got to be an adventure for everyone who lives there," continues Tincknell, describing how lifts will whisk residents up to the base of the chimneys – one of which will have a public viewing platform – where the 50-metre high concrete cylinders will be left open to form gaping chasms above their heads.
The Financial Times reports that troops will be stationed in the area over the long-term, but the time frame will be left open-ended to avoid accusations that they are breaching an agreement, struck after the end of the cold war, not to have permanent troop placements in former eastern bloc nations.
But the matter must be left open.
"In a few weeks if he hasn't got something and we haven't got what we want then the door will still be left open for Barry to return.
His images encompass eternal beauties, as well as raw realities, which create a visual dialogue that will forever be left open to interpretation.
"Some loose ends will be left deliberately open for the readers to interpret.
