Sentence examples for opening up part from inspiring English sources

London's next mayor could be pioneering the next generation of sharing economy ideas (as Seoul has done), opening up part of the budget to public ideas (like Paris), using big data to target public services in creative ways (as New York has done with the fire service), or mixing digital technologies and community support to overhaul care for the elderly (as Barcelona is doing).

Edward Herson, Halstead Property (212) 381-2293; www.halstead.com MAINTENANCE: $1,084 a month PROS: This unusual co-op makes great use of the basement by opening up part of it to the ground floor and giving the basement den 18-foot ceilings.

Adobe are opening up part of their ecosystem, which is great, but don't hold your breath for an open source Flash runtime anytime soon (unlike Java).

Chairman of the Development and Infrastructure Committee, Mr Prag said the planning application was "an important first step towards the exciting project of opening up part of the castle to tourists and to local people.

Greek officials said the government had agreed to austerity measures totaling 24 billion euros (about $32 billion) that would include cutting some workers' pay and some public sector jobs as well as opening up parts of the economy.

ATHENS — Racing to secure financial aid and avoid a debt default, the Greek government has agreed to austerity measures totaling 24 billion euros (about $32 billion) that will include cutting some workers' pay and some public sector jobs as well as opening up parts of the economy, Greek officials said Friday.

The philosophy course opened up parts of my mind: this can be art, this is art, that is art.

Starting Monday, the company is emerging from a private test and is opening up parts of its Web site and services to the public.

It is one of a handful of new lodges opening up parts of the country that had barely been visited a year or two ago.

This should be the beginning of a more ambitious effort to restore the river to its natural state by dismantling dikes and levees and opening up parts of the flood plain to fish, wildlife and recreation.

Those who cause pain to others, knowingly or not, likely have some pain in their pasts they have not addressed, and admitting to abuse and wrongdoing would mean opening up parts of themselves that they don't like or don't understand.