Sentence examples for reopen schools from inspiring English sources
"UNICEF has welcomed the Government of Indonesia's decision to reopen schools," said UNICEF Representative for Indonesia Gianfranco Rotigliano before the reopening.
The money will help to set up markets, reopen schools and hospitals, as well as securing water supplies.
The suit, and the yearlong struggle to reopen schools, was the subject of a non-fiction book recounting the episode.
See articleOn the mend?Mexico's government began to reopen schools and lift restrictions on businesses, after a five-day shutdown, as panic over swine flu abated.
In the Richmond area, school superintendents decided to reopen schools, though sports events and other after-school activities were canceled for the week.
The apparent cease-fire on schools, if there is one, has allowed officials there to reopen schools in volatile districts like Shahid Ehsas, Gizab and Dehrawoot, Mr. Qasam said.
For example, procedures existed to close schools, but criteria for reopening them and the ability to reassure parents that reopened schools were safe did not.
Authorities reopened schools and universities, even as many students stayed away, some out of protest, others out of fear.
He reopened schools and hospitals, and worked with American and French counterparts on the currency reform that would bring stability to West Germany.
Burma reopened schools for the start of the new academic year today in some areas hit by the deadly Cyclone Nargis a month ago.
On Nov. 14, 1918 — in high spirits three days after the armistice that ended the war, and with influenza cases declining — the city reopened schools and businesses.
