Sentence examples for it formally opens from inspiring English sources

An alliance of consumer rights groups on Monday pressed Facebook not to aim advertisements at preteen children or track their activities online if it formally opens its site to them.

The vote, 94 to 0, will allow Mr. Ridge to take command of the Department of Homeland Security when it formally opens for business on Friday, merging 22 existing government agencies and including 170,000 employees.

When it formally opens (mostly empty) early next year, this Dubai tower will, at 818 metres, be the highest building anywhere, its "sneer of cold command" thrusting a finger at the outside world even as its Ozymandian surroundings sink beneath the economic waters of the Gulf.

When it formally opened for classes in 1855, it was the first public university in the United States to admit men and women on an equal basis.

It formally opened in 1961, then closed at the onset of the Cultural Revolution in 1966, reopening in 1979 and then going through a series of closings and openings as leaders strove for an interpretation of the past they could accept.

The move caught President Álvaro Uribe's government by surprise, coming just three weeks after it formally opened peace talks with the group, the United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia.

It will formally open its corporate offices in Sydney CBD this week – though staff have been working from the building for several weeks.

Its soft opening was April 2; it will formally open Memorial Day weekend.

It was formally opened by Plymouth City Council leader Vivien Pengelly, although it will not be open to the public until 24 March.

It was formally opened in 1832 by the future Queen Victoria, and traffic began to cross it the following year.

Christened the Queen Elizabeth II Great Court, it was formally opened to the public in December 2000.