Sentence examples for opportunities reopen from inspiring English sources

When the Cultural Revolution dies out and its planners, the Gang of Four, are tried, opportunities reopen.

More recent regime changes in South America, however, signal new opportunities to reopen free trade negotiations in the Americas.

I promised myself if there was ever a way God gave me the opportunity to reopen it, I would".

Mr Yates had the opportunity to reopen the case in 2009 but chose not to do so after just eight hours' consideration, including consultations with other senior detectives and Crown Prosecution lawyers.

Despite longstanding complaints of police readiness to dismiss cases involving indigenous women, the inquiry will not provide families with the opportunity to reopen closed cases, nor will it scrutinise the justice system.

Hodgson has remained silent on the subject and Bernstein has declined the opportunity to reopen the door to the man from whom he took the England captaincy in February 2012 after it was confirmed he would stand trial over the Ferdinand furore.

Otherwise, this once-in-a-generation opportunity to reopen the park and repair these important listed buildings will be lost".

Initially seen as an opportunity to reopen the country for business while providing much-needed relief to ravaged Kono, government representatives, civil society groups, and development partners say the mine's benefits have fallen significantly short of expectations.

"If there is any chance to reopen the case, I hope they will take this opportunity to do it now".

"This has been a very positive result as the child-friendly spaces encouraged parents to send their children back to school, and the regional education department also saw this as a good opportunity and decided to reopen the schools".

They will reopen the people smugglers' opportunities.