Sentence examples for been ordered to reopen from inspiring English sources

It has been ordered to reopen all the withdrawn services.

Schools initially closed, but have been ordered to reopen so as not to cause panic.

All of the Israeli embassies and other offices abroad, normally closed for the weeklong Passover holiday, have been ordered reopened, Mr. Meir said today, and all Foreign Ministry personnel have been recalled to duty, many of them reassigned from their usual jobs to the public relations effort.

The military has said it is under orders to reopen the road through the square, a move that would greatly weaken the demonstrations.

The "histone code" of cells is more flexible than DNA methylation and can be changed in order to reopen or shutdown transcription of genes based on relevant signals.

Keegan was informed that in order to reopen, he had to replace DJs with a jukebox and prevent any further dancing.

Moltke was therefore astonished when, instead of counterattacking in order to reopen the road to Verdun, Bazaine used the night to pull back to Metz.

Officials in both governments have been eager to reopen the embassy in order to reaffirm the peace agreement that is a cornerstone of their mutual security.

Alabama's attorney general, a Republican, said that without a court order it was illegal to reopen ballot boxes and recount votes.

Because of court orders, a few were allowed to reopen.* Is this governance of women's bodies creating smaller government...or are our legislatures saying they know more about medical decisions than patients and their doctors?

There may be circumstances in which a previously unknown heir may be able to reopen an estate in order to recalculate inheritances and re-administer the assets.