Sentence examples for has formally opened from inspiring English sources

The CFTC has formally opened an investigation into the broker and issued subpoenas to MF Global and its auditors, PricewaterhouseCoopers.

The Rolls-Royce story has been in the news for over a year but the news that the SFO has formally opened an investigation underscores its resolve to actively take on big cases.

For decades it languished all but forgotten, save for Hollywood using its storm drains in films such as Grease and Terminator 2. Now, however, it has formally opened to boating tours, specifically kayaks and canoes.

Vladimir Putin has formally opened the Winter Olympics in Sochi during an elegant, mesmerising and occasionally surreal ceremony that showcased Russia's past while glossing over some of the more divisive moments of its history.

Not a single candidate has formally opened a campaign yet — and some of those delivering the toughest talk on the budget may never do so — but the subject is giving focus and energy to a contest that has so far been largely unformed.

South Korea has formally opened the bidding for what will be the country's largest defence deal to date.

Belgian prosecutors said on Saturday they had formally opened an anti-terrorism investigation.

The Chrysler Building itself had formally opened on May 28 of that year at the northeast corner of 42nd Street and Lexington Avenue.

The futures commission also announced on Thursday that it had formally opened an investigation into MF Global, a largely symbolic move that indicated the seriousness of the case.

First the King had formally opened the hall by unveiling a tablet in the wall of the main staircase to commemorate the occasion.

French prosecutors have formally opened an investigation into the robbery, a judicial source told AFP on Wednesday, focusing on "armed theft in a gang, criminal conspiracy and kidnapping".