The factories have reopened for now.

The police reopened the case in 2006.

At present, there is no indication whether the road will be reopened in the near future.

The hotels assaulted and burned in November reopened their doors a month later.

Schools have reopened across the country, providing educational opportunities for 4.3 million children.

The next day, we were able to fly into the reopened airfield in Sarajevo.

Runway 9 27 reopened for traffic on November 30, 2009 after nine months of resurfacing.

The airport reopened to both scheduled and charter flights, while hotel redevelopment got under way.

The camp was sealed off to the humanitarian community and was reopened on 22 May.

The bust returned to the Neues Museum as its centerpiece when the museum reopened in October 2009.

After the war, the damage was repaired and the Tower of London was reopened to the public.

This situation has now changed dramatically and the mine has reopened on a much larger scale than before.

This is true even in southern California, where the bulk of the industrial longline vessels were located until the Hawaiian swordfish longline fishery was reopened in spring 2004.

Issues that were settled at the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea should not be reopened.

Such linkages are particularly important for Egypt and Tunisia, which will struggle to reduce unemployment unless Libya s labor market which has historically absorbed migrants from its North African neighbors is reopened.

Oddly, it was Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu who, by requesting that the Palestinians recognize Israel as a Jewish state, reopened the 1948 file.

The United Nations Development Program recently reopened its office in Pyongyang, another positive sign of the regime s readiness to work toward common development goals.

JPMorgan will bounce back, of course, but its travails have reopened the debate about what to do with banks that are too big to fail.

Alarmed by the public reaction, the Harbin magistrate ordered the case reopened, only to have the suspended sentence confirmed when the case was closed this March.

Clinton has reopened the doors for Obama in Asia with charm and confidence. Obama will eventually come to Asia with many high expectations and star billing.

The cash haul has reopened the question that arose in 1999 Was China behind Dorje s flight to India, or is he a genuine defector who simply got fed up with living in a gilded Chinese cage?

While close to 100 per cent of fishing ports in Iwate and Miyagi are now operational, just 30 per cent of fishing ports have reopened in Fukushima.

He also restored diplomatic relationship with Japan in 1609 when he reopened trade with Japan through Treaty of Giyu, and sent his ambassadors to Japan in 1617.

So long as Chirac was president, there was no legal way to pursue him. But, with Chirac retired and nearly 80, one independent judge has reopened the case.

Indeed, the case was reopened while Yushchenko was hospitalized thus threatening to decapitate the opposition with barely a month to go before the presidential election on October 31.

Circling the Lion's Den reports that the mausoleum of Timur Shah that had been badly damaged during the Afghan civil war has been restored and reopened in Kabul.

Despite my appeals to the Government of Eritrea, however, the vital road from Asmara to Barentu, via Keren, has remained closed to UNMEE traffic, and there is no indication that it could be reopened in the near future.

The murals were done by a graffiti artist to commemorate the hundreds of homeless people that got relocated from the tunnel in 1991 when the tunnel reopened for trains.

The Kahoku Shimpo found that 1,074 of 1,100 (or nearly 98 per cent) of schools in three prefectures affected by the March 2011 disaster had been reopened by December 2016.

Noting with interest the reopened discussions between the administering Power and the territorial Government in 2006 on constitutional modernization with the aim of ascertaining the views of the people by way of referendum,

It was incumbent upon the international community to compel Israel to return to the negotiating table, so that the road to peace might be reopened and the suffering of the Palestinian people alleviated.

So what should be done to bring this about? Above all, border crossings between Israel and the Palestinian territories should be reopened for the sick, for students, and for families whose members were separated by the blockade.

Oddly, it was Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu who, by requesting that the Palestinians recognize Israel as a Jewish state, reopened the 1948 file. That demand brought the quest for peace back to its fundamentals, where the question of the refugees is bound to play a central role.

This brings a dual benefit by increasing the general responsiveness of Android devices, since applications do not need to be closed and reopened from scratch each time, and by ensuring that background applications do not consume power needlessly.

The Central Election Commission decided to close down all district offices on 13 December, but it reopened them the following day when police protection was provided, thereby allowing candidates to be registered by the deadline of 14 December.

In the end, after test flights with no passengers aboard had shown no engine damage, and aircraft engine manufacturers told aviation authorities that their engines could operate safely with a low level of ash in the atmosphere, Europe s skies were reopened.

PRINCETON When airports across Europe reopened after the closure caused by the eruption of Iceland s Eyjafjallajökull volcano, it was not because the amount of ash in the atmosphere had dropped, but because the risk that the ash posed to airplane safety had been reassessed.

Last week, on 25 November, following an agreement by both sides on movement and access, the President of the Palestinian Authority formally reopened the Gaza Strip's border crossing with Egypt, thus giving the Palestinians control over one of their frontiers for the first time in their history.

The Working Group may also wish to specify that the review periods in such cases are shorter than those for other procurement methods (normally 20 days under article 52), such as periods of 3 7 days, and whether the electronic reverse auction may be reopened in such cases.

And of course, it wasn't actually a working mine anymore, because, though Ray was a miner there, the mine had closed and had been reopened as a kind of tourist attraction, because, of course, it can't compete on the scale of operations which are happening in South America, Australia, wherever.

While the Convention envisaged the possibility of a review meeting of States Parties under article 23 of the Convention, such an approach would have to be weighed against the difficulties that may have to be confronted, were the substance of the Convention to be reopened, as well as the subsequent requirements for ratification.

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