Sentence examples for opening of commercial from inspiring English sources

He later wrote: "In a long career of happy accidents, perhaps the most useful was to have been born in 1931 and to complete National Service, Oxford and bar exams precisely in time for the opening of commercial television".

This would be the first easing of Taiwan's longstanding ban on direct links to the mainland, but is far short of the broad opening of commercial ties both sides say they want.

Hamas demands the opening of commercial and passenger crossings on the Gaza borders and the lifting of Israel's 18-month economic embargo as a prerequisite for a lasting cease-fire.

Therefore, if a deal is really imminent, it may also signal the possibility of some opening of the commercial crossings.

Hamas, the Islamic group that controls Gaza, wants any extension to be based on better terms, like the opening of the commercial crossings into Gaza.

The ceasefire that Hamas agreed to six months ago met little of the Islamist faction's declared objectives: the end of Israeli attacks in Gaza and the West Bank; normal opening of the commercial crossings between Gaza and Israel and the opening of the Rafah international border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt.

As expected, the opening of the commercial fishing season for California's treasured Dungeness crab will be later than usual.

The agreement currently being hammered out would include, among other things, the opening of all commercial crossings between Israel and the Gaza Strip, a move long supported by Israel's military establishment, which has been quietly pushing for a significant relaxation of the siege and openly views Hamas as the only realistic alternative in Gaza.

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This lack of stability in the opening and closing of commercial facilities shows the fuzzy boundary between recovery phases, in this case between the early recovery and the recovery.

The diminishing effectiveness of nonprofit efforts created an opening for commercial settlement companies.