Sentence examples for about the entry of from inspiring English sources

Local business oligarchs are, as you might suppose, rather unenthusiastic about the entry of new companies.

See articleChina complained about the entry of an American aircraft- carrier, USS Kitty Hawk, into the Taiwan Strait last month.

"We are much more worried about the entry of either Murdoch or Malone, with their political views and their brutal approach to business".

"I would not, for instance, be at all interested in writing a poem about the entry of Britain into the economic market, or whatever it is.

Lavrov said recent car bombings in Aleppo and Damascus and "fairytales about the entry of Russian warships into Syrian ports" were disrupting efforts by Kofi Annan, the former UN secretary general, to secure a ceasefire and start talks.

In his first novel, Cevdet Bey ve oğullari (1982; "Cevdet Bey and His Sons"), Pamuk wrote about the entry of Turkish Muslim merchants into the higher bourgeoisie during the Young Turk era.

The depolarization is brought about by the entry of sodium and calcium ions that results from the opening of membrane channels.

I asked eight pointed questions about the entries on the Gulf of Tonkin Incident, My Lai, Speedy Express, Operation Menu, and other problematic information as well, and I didn't exactly pull punches.

"Although Microsoft complains about the process leading to the entry of the decree, it has no one to blame but itself".

At www.labiennale.org, there are details about the entries of countries not in the Giardini, which are showing all over town.

Telephone stocks climbed last year, and a bit this spring, on excitement about mergers and the entry of local carriers into long-distance service.