Sentence examples for changes opening from inspiring English sources

His appointment, at the party's first congress in 14 years, coincided with other changes opening the way for private enterprise.

Since succeeding his ailing 81-year-old brother, Fidel, in February, Mr. Castro, 76, has made a series of changes, opening access to cellphones, computers and DVD players.

Attention is also given to ice which is of particular importance due to the projected climate changes opening new opportunities in the Arctic regions for the marine industry.

The appointment, at the party's first congress in 14 years, coincided with a blizzard of changes opening the way for more private enterprise.

Mr. Meeker and Mr. Montalbano made subtle changes, opening up the interiors of the letters, making the descenders on letters like "g" and "y" sharper and redrawing all the letters to make them thinner.

The ferocity of the response forced the government to make some changes, opening up councils to black people with section 11 placements, and a speech by Michael Heseltine at the Conservative Party conference of that year on creating a black middle class, later echoed by Scarman.' Within four weeks of the New Cross fire, the first Brixton riot took place.

Don't these Internet changes open the door to Windows à la carte?

Those rule changes opened the door for McNair's release, Justice officials said.

By 2002, Lula stood for moderate social reform.But the changes opened up fault lines which the scandal has widened.

Demographic changes open up new opportunities.

The changes open up the possibility of other factors being taken into consideration sentencing.