Sentence examples for start reopening from inspiring English sources

It is crucial that Israel should start reopening the country.

The first President Bush was aggressive in pushing difficult social issues onto the court's agenda, urging the justices to overturn Roe v. Wade, for example, or to start reopening the door to organized prayer in public schools.

As the economy recovers and large corporations start reopening their wallets for technology projects, PeopleSoft should benefit.

In brief remarks at the White House after the Senate vote, President Obama promised to sign the bill "immediately" and start reopening government agencies.

In brief remarks at the White House after the Senate vote, Obama promised to sign the bill immediately and start reopening government agencies.

Still, by the time British airports started reopening, the chaos had lasted twice as long as the three-day closing of American airspace after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

The clinic started reopening its surgical units on Friday after making improvements, but it was shut down again after health officials discovered that the building's certificate of occupancy did not permit medical procedures.

Crews were completing repairs after the first break, which was reported at 4 30 p.m. Monday, and had started reopening traffic lanes at 3 40 a.m.

"I don't think they even know when work is going to start, so reopening in early 2017 is wildly optimistic".

Really Talk to the Neighbors Mr. Bush announced that he is dispatching senior American diplomats to the region to urge Arab states to do more to help Iraq, starting with reopening their embassies in Baghdad.

Nuclear technicians quickly started work on reopening two facilities: a small reactor and a fuel reprocessing plant.