Sentence examples for including reopening from inspiring English sources

NR has come up with five options, including reopening an inland line, and will report to the government this year.

In exchange, Vornado agreed to build and maintain transit improvements, including reopening the Gimbels Passageway that connects Herald Square and Penn Station.

Part of her speech focused on what she characterized as the administration's achievements in postwar Afghanistan and Iraq, including reopening schools.

The next procedural step is for the two sides to meet with Judge Jenkins on July 28 to discuss future steps, including reopening discovery.

Their continued use has complicated efforts to normalize the relationship between Washington and Islamabad, including reopening supply routes through Pakistani territory to Nato and American forces in Afghanistan.

He also has made several gestures to Muslim voters (who are wary of his coalition partner, the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party), including reopening investigations that later produced convictions in cases of hate killings against Muslims.

They include reopening the Masri investigation and amending laws regarding criminal procedures or their implementation, he said.

The proposal includes reopening three transfer stations in Manhattan, three in Brooklyn, one in Queens and one in the Bronx, and opening a new one on Staten Island.

The current renovations include reopening the main spaces and making the building more structurally sound, with new electrical and ventilating systems.

The government, faced with economic difficulties, adopted reforms in the late 1980s and '90s that included reopening the petroleum sector to foreign investment, notably to further explore and develop heavy crude oil deposits in the Orinoco basin, to upgrade refineries, and to streamline production through joint ventures.

Other options that have been discussed, besides turning over the hospital to the doctors, included reopening it as an emergency room with an intensive care unit; as a free-standing emergency department, where patients who needed to be admitted would have to be transferred to another hospital; or as an urgent care center, the participants said.