Sentence examples for in reopening from inspiring English sources

Connecticut sounds resolute in reopening its right to weigh in on the merger.

The king complained about the lack of progress in reopening peace talks with the Maoists.

The Oxfordshire coroner, Nicholas Gardiner, decided there was no public interest in reopening the inquest.

The main holdup in reopening his headquarters, he said, is the lack of telecommunications.

Mr. Weprin confessed that part of the delay in reopening was because of his own obstinacy about getting building permits.

He also met frequently with Israeli and Palestinian leaders, and he was instrumental in reopening the Anglican church in Baghdad.

The reform is important, and agreement was hard to reach; Mr Rebsamen can have little interest in reopening negotiations.

In reopening these spaces Mr. Gwathmey shows us that the building was more sympathetic to its surroundings than once thought.

In reopening the debate, Sturgeon made clear she expected the UK to reject her call for a referendum.

I'm under the impression that Joliebois has pulled off a miracle in reopening his school after the earthquake.

But in reopening the well, engineers would have to let oil gush into the water, at least for a short time.