Sentence examples for ability to reopen from inspiring English sources

Even Mr. Pataki, speaking last week on an Albany radio program, said that he had "reservations" about the school's ability to reopen next month.

On Wednesday, in a rare public response to media inquiries, the Beijing Public Security Bureau defended its investigation but said the passage of time and paucity of evidence limited its ability to reopen the case.

Unlike many executives whose pay has drawn fire in recent years, Mr. Grasso has been applauded for his management, including his strong leadership and ability to reopen the markets after Sept. 11.

He said: "There may well be a need to reconsider the inter-relationship of the statutory appeal scheme, the ability to reopen appeals and the role of judicial review".

This diminishes their ability to reopen quickly that defines the repetitive firing seen in Purkinje neurons".

For example, unlike older versions of the clips, the Instinct clips possess combined abilities to rotate, reopen, and reposition repeatedly, even when used with the duodenoscope.

Even as Japanese automakers begin to reopen plants, their ability to recoup losses will be seriously hampered by the rising value of the yen, which hit a record-high on Thursday.

So what we want to do is to offer the president the ability to move... an agreement on the debt ceiling" and to reopen budget negotiations.

He hopes to reopen nearby.

We definitely plan to reopen".

It hopes to reopen elsewhere.