Sentence examples for reopen communication from inspiring English sources
After seven weeks of testifying, she had e-mailed her older daughter, and her parents had used that contact to reopen communication, saying that unless she retracted her testimony, she would never see her children again.
Cash in hand, Libby grits her teeth and reopens communication with everyone who figured in the case, including her imprisoned brother and their worthless father.
He says he wants to reduce tensions and reopen channels of communication.
The EU and Nato need to reopen channels of communication to reduce the risk of misunderstandings and miscalculations – as was the case during the cold war.
WASHINGTON — Seizing the momentum from recent meetings with Latin American leaders, the Obama administration is quietly pushing forward with efforts to reopen channels of communication with Cuba, according to White House and State Department officials.
Imusa has tried several times to reopen lines of communication, pointing out it was a single disagreement when there are numerous other issues that would benefit from the club working with its most prominent supporters' organisation.
WASHINGTON -- Seizing the momentum from recent meetings with Latin American leaders, the Obama administration is quietly pushing forward with efforts to reopen channels of communication with Cuba, according to White House and State Department officials.
Two years later, when Weller's father and Foxton's wife, Pat, were dying, Weller called her – "It wasn't difficult, she was a lovely lady" – and reopened lines of communication that led to the bassist joining the cast of Wake Up the Nation.
With the election of the Liberal Government in 2015, Prime Minister Trudeau has vowed to reopen the lines of science communication and "unmuzzle" federal scientists.
And it was reported on Friday that the Trump administration had reopened a channel of communication between American and North Korean diplomats at the United Nations.
What I have observed is how Doug has reopened the line of communication between the different city, county and state agencies.
