Sentence examples for of further opening from inspiring English sources

Those officials said they believed that the White House feared that if they made such a commitment, it would undercut the delicate support for the Africa trade bill, which has been stuck in Congress, and that any promise of further opening America's markets could undermine the huge effort to persuade Congress to normalize trade with China.

Whatever their suspicions about American goals, President Jiang Zemin and other Communist Party leaders continue to stress their desire for cooperation, and they are taking the politically risky path of further opening their economy to global competition.

But we share the aim of further opening up the sport of boxing to women, at both an Olympic and grassroots level, so that it is no longer regarded with fear, disgust or disapproval by the many who believe (and, in my experience, exclaim without any notion that it might offend) that we women are too pretty to punch.

Many expect announcements on further opening of the Chinese economy, the question is how far he'll go and whether it will be enough to satisfy the US administration, at least to the point that it takes on a less provocative approach.

Nevertheless, as the test progresses and the necessary COD to further opening of the crack increases, the pulling bar-concrete interaction acts against crack propagation.

The opening of the blood-brain barrier also takes a certain amount of water from the brain tissue and produces a certain degree of vasodilation, thereby increasing cerebral blood volume, and leading to cerebrovascular endothelium distraction, which leads to further opening of tight junctions between brain endothelial cells (Bhattacharjee et al., 2001; Pan et al., 2000).

Both the Carter Center and the E.U. reported there was much to commend in the elections in terms of the further opening of the democratic space in Sudan and the population's civic and political participation, if this first step is further developed.

The British argued that, since the United States' treaty in 1844 with China could be renegotiated after 12 years, so could the Nanjing one, offering the prospect of a further opening up of China.

Amid growing hopes of reform and further opening, the Stones frontman emphasised how far the country has already come in cultural opening from the 1960s, when their songs were considered ideologically divergent.

The first is that there is mobilization of residual radioresistant host HSCs and thus further opening of hematopoietic niches and a selective advantage for engraftment of the healthy donor HSCs.

Again, DNase I cuts a nucleosomal ladder pattern immediately upstream of this widened hypersensitive region, demonstrating further opening of the adjacent chromatin structure.