Sentence examples for reopen discussion from inspiring English sources

If Zimbabwe's government acts on that opportunity, it might then be time to reopen discussion on resuming direct aid.

But opponents of abortion were furious about the approval and persuaded Republican leaders to have negotiators reopen discussion on the matter.

More recently, though, since Greece and its eurozone creditors agreed in July to the country's third bailout since 2010, Fraport has sought to reopen discussion about the terms.

Thirty-three department chairs and program directors signed a letter, released Wednesday, that protests her removal and urges the panel to "reopen discussion" with the sidelined leader.

Other congressional sources, however, said the decision could reopen discussion of Bush's moon-Mars plan, which was greeted tepidly last year by a Congress worried that other programs and priorities -- such as Hubble -- would be downgraded or abandoned.

Thirty-three department chairs and program directors at the University of Virginia signed a letter, released Wednesday, that protests the Board of Visitors' decision to remove President Teresa Sullivan and urges the panel to "reopen discussion" with the ousted leader.

"I was able to reopen discussions twice, each time negotiating more aggressively," he said.

However, on Thursday night the doctors' union said it would reopen discussions over the issue.

The assumption was none whatsoever.The FCC has agreed to reopen discussions as soon as the data are available.

Juncker said that May already knew before arriving in Brussels that the EU would not reopen discussions on the backstop.

Britain rejected the new Argentine government's effort to reopen discussions about the future of the Falkland Islands, over which the countries fought a war in 1982.