Sentence examples for represented the opening from inspiring English sources

Hye Ok Kim, a tour director, said she believed that soccer visibly represented the opening of South Korean society.

The creation of the alliance represented the opening of an election campaign that is likely to be as contentious as it is decisive in shaping Iraq's postwar future.

But for as long as the assumption was that the Conservative manifesto represented the opening bid in coalition talks, it was not difficult to bat the most controversial speculation away.

Even Cardinal Müller himself has denied that his appointment as prefect by Pope Francis – which was seen in some circles as a triumph of liberation theology because of Müller's relationship with Gutiérrez – represented the "opening of a new chapter" following the papacies of John Paul II and Benedict.

One possibility is that Mr Hariri's murder represents the opening shot in a violent showdown.

But this figure merely represents the opening point for negotiations with HMRC and the final tax bill will be different.

Nonetheless, the complaint represents the opening gambit in what could be a long administrative and legal process before the commission releases the money to anyone.

Depending on your perspective, Mr. Trump's growing visibility on television and in political news stories over the last few weeks represents the opening phase of a political campaign or the metastasis of a media spectacle.

The plan, estimated to cost the state $275 million in unpaid taxes by the 2002-03 fiscal yearepresentsnthethe opening bid in what is likely to be a contentious debate over how the state should use its 1999 budget surplus, which is estimated to be as much as $2 billion.

τ represents the opening time of harvesting the aquatic organisms to be optimized and χ S is the usual indicator function for the set S. Note that the governing ODE of W t, which is a source of nonlinearity of the optimal stopping problem to be presented in this paper, is independent of τ and is decoupled with that of N t.

The radicalism of their actions represents the opening that you need.