Sentence examples for opened public from inspiring English sources
[The Local, East Village] East New York residents celebrated a newly opened public plaza, free of cars.
PETER GORDON and ANNA HANSEN, New Zealanders who own the Providores in London, have opened PUBLIC RESTAURANT, 210 Elizabeth Street (Spring Street).
On his election as mayor of Istanbul in 1994, he proclaimed himself the city's imam, a Muslim religious leader, and opened public meetings with prayers.
He carved the county into 35 economic development zones and has so far opened public discussions in 20 of those areas.
Mr Jospin cannot bear to concede that he has privatised anything; he has merely "opened public companies to capital"; Mr Chirac is barely less timid in extolling the virtues of a free market.
The Democrats who control the General Assembly opened public discussion last week on the crucial component of ethics legislation: the tradition of awarding government work to big campaign contributors.
Her strident certainties on Clarence Thomas and Bob Packwood helped to open public figures' private lives to public inspection.
The situation festered until the Maryland legislature passed a law in 1963 opening public accommodations.
They are also opening public availability today at Disrupt.
Open public spaces are spaces intensively reflecting the cotemporary needs of the communities for their use.
In Finland, privately owned nature areas are widely used for recreation due to open public access.
