Sentence examples for open new ones from inspiring English sources

SYRIZA, Greece's dominant political party, which ran on the promise of closing Greece's notorious detention centers, announced last month that it would open new ones on the islands.

Yet his party's plans would tackle the biggest cause of Labour's failure to improve state schools: the bureaucratic grip on the power to open new ones.

Their response to rising prices was typically to expand mines and open new ones rather than to exercise discipline and enjoy a higher return on capital.

It now has 32 branches and will soon open new ones in Liverpool and Manchester.

Where schools are failing, it said, parents or charities should get taxpayers' money to open new ones.

Announced last July, it provides £1.6bn over two years for local authorities to extend existing schools or open new ones.

The first argues against shutting nuclear plants, and for opening new ones, on the ground that getting rid of nuclear would make the rich world even more dependent on imported fossil fuels.

Should Heathrow lose, it is thought that it will have to focus on existing major business routes rather than on opening new ones to emerging economies.

In an article published Monday, Klipper said that Barnes & Noble would ramp up closures of existing stores while significantly cutting back on opening new ones, making for a loss of an average of 20 retail stores per year.

The chain was too busy opening new ones to really focus on the old ones.

Lo and behold, McDonald's management announced last April that it would focus on existing stores and stop opening new ones.