Sentence examples for service to open from inspiring English sources
We are the first public library service to open a reading café: once again York is leading the way.
At the Winter Palace hotel, Egyptologists mixed with English aristocrats and American tycoons lobbying for a concession from the antiquities service to open up an ancient tomb.
Not only did Ms. Lundberg have Gotham virtually stage the studio apartment, but she also used the Revamp service to open up the wall of a dressing room to create a small bedroom, adding French doors in the process.
Concern about returning radicals has prompted western intelligence agencies, including an official representing MI6, Britain's foreign intelligence service, to open discreet talks with the Syrian government, the BBC reported in January.
He visited schools to tell children about the famine; he covered the country with Holodomor memorials; he ordered the state security service to open its archives about the Holodomor; he tried to get international bodies to pass statements condemning it as a genocide.
Nowadays all private bankers pay lip service to "open architecture"giving clients access to managers other than their own.
Rather than being fixated on harsher budget-deficit rules, the European Union's members should pledge to complete the single market in services, to open up cosy national markets to greater competition.
Ms May told a Women's Aid conference she would also look into using fines criminals pay towards victims' services to open more rape crisis centres.
As part of this focus on transparency, the Obama administration is emphasizing the use of e-government and new social media services to open up access to government.
At Sony, we actively work with organizations that share our commitment to openness; we worked with Google to bring free books to our users and we recently teamed with self-publishing services to open a new door for independent authors.
And it also opens up a world of possibilities to children as they grow, allowing them to get an education, to access health services, to open a bank account, to get a passport, to vote.
