Sentence examples for opened commercial from inspiring English sources

The Vankor field opened commercial production in August, accounting for much of the Russian increase in production this year.

He also called on Israel to open commercial crossing points with Gaza for more export and import.

They said the road would open commercial traffic between Central Asia and Iran and was the first step to reconstruct the economy of Afghanistan and the region.

To remedy the problem, he recommended a vigorous military campaign focused on securing the Mississippi River to open commercial traffic, thereby guaranteeing the loyalty of the Northwest and cutting the rebellion in half.

In 1849 Overweg joined an expedition, headed by the English explorer James Richardson, which was mounted by the British government for the purpose of opening commercial relations with the kingdoms of Central Africa.

It seems wary that reform could open commercial television to aggressive rivals such as News Corporation.Complicating matters, although the old tycoons may be gone, the new media bosses have diverse business interests—and hence a lot of political influence.

They could help ratchet up pressure on Mr. Netanyahu with preliminary — but symbolically important — steps like opening commercial offices in Tel Aviv and holding publicly acknowledged meetings with Israeli officials.

He declined to discuss what kinds of steps, but other officials said the United States was pushing for a package of measures ranging from Arab countries' opening commercial offices in Tel Aviv to their leaders' granting interviews to Israeli journalists.

These rates are low enough to open commercial opportunities and create a governing framework for wholesale removal of large debris objects from LEO.

A government-sponsored human exploration program, using the Earth-Moon L-1 point as a hub, could address many of these issues while avoiding program costs and could open commercial opportunities in space transportation.

The government, for example, can open commercial offices in new and less traditional markets.