Sentence examples for steps to open up from inspiring English sources

He has consistently opposed steps to open up the economy, according to diplomatic cables made public by WikiLeaks.

The coalition says it will: take steps to open up government procurement and reduce costs; publish government ICT contracts online.

Mr. Paulson said that there had been "many positive developments" in relations with China, including recent steps to open up China's markets to American banks and financial services.

Mr. Zhou reportedly told Mr. Kim that China would support his son's succession but North Korea would have to take substantive steps to open up its economy, including rejoining diplomatic efforts, to relieve the external economic pressures on it.

The new government has taken the initial steps to open up some of the exclusive press clubs that dominate coverage at Tokyo's powerful central ministries, but it has yet to follow through with more sweeping changes.

In the past year, JSTOR has taken steps to open up access to researchers who don't belong to a university with a subscription, and I hope the organization isn't demonized for their role in the case.

By publishing these objectives we have taken an important step to open up government and to reform the civil service.

PEEP was increased up to 15 cm H2O and PIP was stepwise increased (5 cm H2O each step) to open up the lung.

H4 acetylation is a key step to open up chromatin (Lu et al., 2010) and previously we localised H4K5,8,12 and 16ac in mouse elongating spermatids (van der Heijden et al., 2006).

Elected mayor Norma Redfearn called its demolition "a necessary and essential first step to opening up the Northern Promenade area and unlocking the improvements to Whitley Bay seafront".

Private publications in Myanmar have been thriving since President Thein Sein began taking steps last year to open up the country's economy and move the country toward democracy.