Sentence examples for broader opening from inspiring English sources

The project went hand-in-hand with a broader opening of inward-looking economies.

One option would be to turn the commitment to raise funds through privatisation into a broader opening of the Greek economy.

Some proponents say Buddha's arrival in psychotherapy signals a broader opening in the culture at large — a way to access deeper healing, a hidden path revealed.

Egypt has historically resisted a broader opening of the crossing, and Israel enforces its embargo on the other sides of Gaza, fearing that it would face an influx of refugees or end up with responsibility for the impoverished enclave.

By the same token, hardliners in Iran are pushing back against any suggestion that the nuclear deal will promote a broader opening with the West — making any photo ops showing the consumption of alcohol and non-halal meats out of the question.

Optimists believe that just as that earlier venture eventually led to the broader opening of the Chinese economy, the Shanghai experiment, which is being pushed by Prime Minister Li Keqiang, will serve as a proving ground for financial reforms that have been resisted by hard-liners in the Communist Party.

Indeed, plenty hope that the stockmarket reforms portend a broader opening-up.

We stopped at a broad opening, high up.

But a broad opening to new manufacturing, for example, would be different.

There, Benedict once again touched on freedoms that go beyond the broad opening to religious practice that has occurred here in the past two decades, which he has celebrated.

From a broad opening theme that sounded like a viol consort, then a wheezy harmonium, the work slowly moved through sequences of development and contrast, its complexities thoroughly disguised by affectless surfaces.