Sentence examples for terms of opening from inspiring English sources

He talks of what happened in terms of "opening a soda can".

1.47pm ET: China is committed to a "win-win strategy in terms of opening up," says Hu. Now it's questions from journalists.

The United States won't be reducing any existing trade barriers; all the concessions in terms of opening markets will come from the Chinese side.

"Having said that, if what is at the centre of the play is provocative, then I think it is useful in terms of opening a discussion".

One is that India has not been able to perform in terms of opening up its economy in quite the ways we were hoping.

In the 1960s, as adviser to Anthony Crosland, the education secretary, he was instrumental in the creation of polytechnics and all that they symbolised in terms of opening up higher education to the wider population.

It recently demonstrated it can use the arm for the complex (in robot terms) action of opening a door, despite the intervention of man with a hockey stick.

With 293 stores Poundland has set a long-term target of opening 800 - the same number as Woolworths had when it collapsed.

Tesco called an end to the supermarket "space race" a year ago, saying it was ditching its long-term plan of opening ever larger stores across the country.

Sarewitz doesn't speak in terms of open science.

On Tuesday, CART filed for Chapter 11 protection under terms of Open Wheel's buyout agreement.