Sentence examples for reopen part from inspiring English sources

Fifty years later, Clegg and Cameron will confirm plans to reopen part of the Varsity line, from Oxford to Bletchley.

He appeared on the "Today" show last week to officially reopen part of the Boardwalk by cutting a five-mile-long blue ribbon with oversize scissors.

Sammi Steel, which defaulted last month, managed to reopen part of its operations.Cordiant, once the world's biggest advertising agency, is to demerge.

But Community Board 7, which represents the area, is pressuring the city to reopen part of the airport property as part of that project and convert about 40 acres next to the runway into a "soft recreation" area.

Officials said they expect to reopen part of the rail lines in Northern Virginia soon but warned that delays would continue and trains would likely be sharing a track.

After a delay in March, the NRC has said it will make its decision on whether to reopen part of the plant by June, according to San Clemente ABC affiliate KABC.

He has also resisted calls from unions and peasant groups to reopen parts of the 1994 free trade agreement with Washington and Ottawa.

House Republicans accused Democrats of going through the motions Friday by passing the latest of four bills to reopen parts of the government unrelated to border security.

The House on Friday will continue to plow through a series of minibills to reopen parts of the government, passing measures to finance the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the National Weather Service and nutrition services for women, infants and children.

The Democrat-led House included a continuation of the executive pay freeze in a bill the chamber passed late Thursday to reopen parts of the government without the funding for a border wall Trump wants.

"It's so urgent that we take steps to reopen parts of the government that directly affect working families, and that's why we're doing it bill by bill," House Appropriations Committee Chairman Nita M. Lowey (D-N.Y). said in an interview Monday.