Sentence examples for reopening that from inspiring English sources

The goal is for the works to be ready for installation by summer of 2001, in time for the museum's reopening that fall.

Officials fear that reopening that wound could lead to demands for political reform and threaten current leaders, nearly all of whom owe their positions to the political upheaval that followed the crackdown.

In the distance on a hill overlooking the city, we could see the historic Chateau Gütsch, which was just reopening that week after 12 years of neglect and a sparkly revitalization.

The police are reopening that investigation.

But Speaker Gifford Miller of the City Council, who is a probable candidate for mayor, opposes reopening that station, which is in his own district, as well as one in Harlem, because they are in residential neighborhoods, he said.

According to Justice Silbermann's March decision reopening that case, Noto v. Noto, the husband contended that Mr. Siminovsky was able to get the case heard in Brooklyn even though neither party lived there, and improperly pressured him into a settlement.

Citing that disciplinary proceeding and an earlier one brought by the Department of Health, Justice Harkavy said in his decision, dated June 11, that the lawsuit violated established legal doctrine because the state was basically reopening matters that had already been settled.

AAR Partners is reopening under that name and Leslie Winthrop resumes her post as managing partner; she had also been a managing partner at AAR/Bob Wolf Partners.

But recent months have seen several promoters bucking the tradition and reopening venues that come with a little bit of heritage attached.

A Policy Backfires "Britain is no longer a soft touch," Damian Green, the immigration minister, said in August 2010 when he visited the center, near Heathrow Airport, reopening wings that had burned in 2006 during detainee riots under a different private operator.

He also has made several gestures to Muslim voters (who are wary of his coalition partner, the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party), including reopening investigations that later produced convictions in cases of hate killings against Muslims.