Sentence examples for its opening up from inspiring English sources

Starting today, it says its opening up the product to any financial institution wanting to use it.

Because Apple tends to attract wealthier consumers, they are probably more valuable customers over their lifetimes.The second shift for Apple is its opening up to the outside world.

In a sign of its opening up to the outside world, Pyongyang has this year already established formal ties with Canada, Italy and Australia.

Forcing private couriers to shut up shop would be "like banning the car industry because it puts horse-drawn carriages out of business".The couriers argue that India's rapid economic progress over the past 15 years has been a consequence of its opening up to foreign competition, and its gradual deregulation, so why go backwards?

One option is to provide food aid and heavy fuel, regardless of North Korea's nuclear behaviour (or misbehaviour) I dread to think of what will happen five, 50 or 100 years from now when the west enters North Korea either due to its opening up or collapse, and what we will find.

Friendster is calling this announcement the "third stage" of its opening up process.

Optimism in the late 1980s that its opening-up might include political liberalisation was crushed by the Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing on June 3rd-4th 1989.

THE fortunes of Japan's large trading houses have tended to fluctuate with those of the country as a whole, from its opening-up in the 19th century, through the disaster of war in the 1940s, to the highs and lows of the bubble era.

4. Krebs [121] considered pulmonary tuberculosis patients discharged from Barmelweid sanatorium in Switzerland treated from its opening in 1912 up to 1927.

These people are intrinsically believers in reform and opening up".

These include opening up closed occupations and measures to promote competition.