Sentence examples for need to reopen from inspiring English sources

No need to reopen any wounds.

Scotland Yard has defended its original inquiry and has said there is no need to reopen the case.

Syrians believe that the Assad regime has closed the door of the future and they need to reopen it.

Cameron also highlighted the need to reopen world trade talks, also a theme of Gordon Brown that largely went unheeded.

The need to reopen negotiations was slightly embarrassing for Democrats and represented a price they had paid for rushing to complete the legislation.

Isolated in his hotel room, he coped with his hopeless, impotent grief by making lists of what the firm would need to reopen.

The Press Complaints Commission needs to reopen its investigation and call executives before it.

It said more diesel was needed to reopen the strip's sole power plant, shut for a week.

But Mr. Grasso said the markets needed to reopen, both to restore investor confidence and to honor those killed and injured at their everyday jobs.

But rather than do the work needed to reopen the statue itself, it turned the task of making the necessary safety improvements over to the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation.

The name of the game has been to find watertight legal fixes addressing UK concerns without needing to reopen the EU treaties.