Sentence examples for formerly closed from inspiring English sources
The morphology of the island is characterized by a broadly circular shape and steep coastal slopes, cut by deep erosional valleys and extremely irregular plateau with a few major fluvial valleys and several closed (or formerly closed) depressions that correspond to modern phreatomagmatic craters and phonolite volcanic domes.
The 1996 law was supposed to open wide new vistas of competition in formerly closed communications markets.
The leader of the formerly closed country has reached out to other countries too, most notably South Korea.
A room is being built for temporary exhibitions, while a large outdoor space, formerly closed to the public, is being restored and rearranged.
It is also a revealing study of what Kaplan frequently calls the "new Silk Roads" now winding through formerly closed lands.
Given that much of the site was formerly closed off, this is far from being the sort of privatisation of the public domain for which other developments are rightly criticised.
MOSCOW — Ukraine's newly inaugurated president, Viktor F. Yanukovich, arrived in Moscow on Friday promising a "sharp turn" in his country's relations with Russia, five years after the Orange Revolution chilled formerly close ties between the two neighbors.
In a further sign of alienation between Turkey and Syria, formerly close neighbors, the prime minister of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, told reporters in Ankara that his government was considering the possibility of establishing a military buffer zone inside Syrian territory to help handle the flow of Syrian refugees across the border.
It may hint at a wider circle of individuals hostile to the regime, and the next few days and weeks will be an important indication of how widespread such opposition could be, especially if the purge is widened to include other individuals formerly close to Mr Chang.
Across the Russian diaspora, the dispute has divided parishes and formerly close-knit communities.
Damietta was an important city of ancient Egypt and was formerly closer to the sea than it is at present.
