Sentence examples for overdue opened from inspiring English sources

The charges, which Mr. Martin's family praised but called overdue, opened a new chapter in a case that set off a searing national discussion of racial profiling, Florida's expansive self-defense law and the fairness of the criminal justice system.

And in June, the House of Representatives gleefully scotched the long-overdue "Open Skies" aviation agreement between the U.S. and Europe by prohibiting non-U.S.

Though most say the tribute is long overdue, it has opened old wounds.

It happens not as a denouement but halfway through, as a crisis, since Trujillo's long-overdue removal opens the way for politics of a less lethal sort to resume in the Republic.

Removing sticky bulletin board notices, dog-eared flyers, expired coupons, stale artistic masterpieces, and rubbery refrigerator magnets (selling pest management services) led to the long-overdue renovation project that opened up a dividing wall in our kitchen, added a fresh, colorful coat of paint, and offered a new lease on life.

It is long overdue to re-open this important conversation.

UNICEF Executive Director on Early childhood development global action is overdue (external link opens into new window) In Rwanda, education and health programmes provide children with a better start in life.

But it's after the release of "White Privilege" that people's eyes are finally starting to be opened and the overdue conversation is starting to happen.

We are long overdue an open and clear-headed public discussion of what this means for European policy-making.

For example, overdue payments, the number of credit lines opened and amount borrowed are all considered.

John McDonnell and Angela Eagle have opened up a debate that is long overdue.