Sentence examples for fully reopening from inspiring English sources
Mr. Brockway said that new properties, like the Fairmont Mayakoba, in the Yucatán, which opened in April, four months later than planned, and storm-damaged hotels that are just now fully reopening, are helping to drive demand to the region.
Obama was adamant that any discussion on the budget would be contingent upon fully reopening the government, and he maintained that stance as the October 17 deadline for extending the national debt ceiling approached and with it the threat of default.
For the moment, there are no signs of a deal for fully reopening the federal government.
Once this happened, we were unable to get any page to load without fully quitting and reopening the application.
A full reopening of schools is projected for January.
It has been full since reopening.
"The short-term financial benefits of reopening are far outweighed by the long-term benefits of fully protecting our customers," said Henrik Hasselknippe, a managing director at the Green Exchange – which is backed by Goldman Sachs and other big investment banks and which has refused to restart trading in its "daily futures" contract.
Iran's conservative-dominated parliament and many hardliners are deeply suspicious of Britain and have not hidden their disdain towards the reopening of the embassies, but the decision to restore relations fully could not have happened without approval from the establishment.
By swiping my Price Plus card when I shopped one Sunday during a grand reopening celebration, I won a car, a gold Mustang convertible as fully loaded as a grocery cart the weekend before Thanksgiving.
On a recent tour of the "antievolution belt" I discovered that the reopening of the schools this fall will find many of the teachers fully prepared to pour the prohibited information into the minds of the young Arkansans in their charge in a variety of ingenious ways.
If President Bush wants to renew hostilities with Iraq, he should seek a new resolution telling Baghdad it must comply fully and immediately with the cease-fire's disarmament and inspection demands or face a reopening of hostilities.
