These reopenings were part of the 2001 local transport plan.

We should support such reopenings - and not just because they are good for Big Oil.

Something like a dozen reopenings have been trumpeted, then forgotten.

We moved cm to a protracted series of reopenings.

In 1934, after years of many closings and reopenings, Calvary closed for the final time.

Nearly every store that had not already been remodeled went through remodeling and grand reopenings.

And it would bar reopenings when "reasonable efforts" had been made to notify all interested persons.

The temporary reopenings are being financed by non-Federal money.

Other religions (including Islam) reported increased reopenings of religious buildings and permission to build new ones.

But the Action Research Project study found that case reopenings took 30 days or more for nearly half the families surveyed.

Additional reopenings have taken place in November 2009, June 2010 and September 2011.

- Reopening of Fausto theatre; appears for one week.

The lines were closed in stages, with some short term reopenings taking place during the Second World War.

Its history, based on lack of economic viability and local political differences, has seen various closures and reopenings.

Miss Mödl took part in other significant postwar reopenings.

It then went through several abortive remodelings and reopenings, closing for good in 2006.

(Securities sold in reopenings are issued more than once.)

Tickets for the premier event "Grand Reopening" will be sold starting Sept. 12.

In 1963, the FO endured the most difficult of all its reopenings of the line.

Mr. Cortines' comments came amid widespread complaints over a lack of information about school reopenings.

A small number of stations and lines closed under the Beeching programme have been reopened, with further reopenings proposed.

Possible Reopening of Case But two of the three judges on the appeals panel appeared uncomfortable with that view.

Modern Masters As grand reopenings go, the one on Sunday in Baltimore is pretty grand.

( includes reopenings of war-damaged lines)

A Reopening of Closure (1989)

After weeks or months, many were able to reopen their cases.

Local groups would also like to see the line reopened.

The last thing the city's public schools need is to reopen the issue now.

The Brown case was reopened in 1979 by the parents of 17 children.

The case is likely now to be reopened, and may go to court.

The same approach was used when the schools were reopened late last year.

The case was also reopened in 1980 and 1988, but to little effect.

She would let her eyes close and reopen at the same time!

The 1999 case was reopened by another court in 2008.

The line was reopened to the public on 25 May 2012.

Many of these have since been reopened by the new government.

In May 1945, the school was the first one within the city to reopen after the war.

No issue is too small to be reopened a week, a month or a year after a decision has been made.

It reopened, along with the rest of the Government, a week later.

American officials plan to reopen the cultural center next month.

But today they said it might reopen later in the week.

A moment later he reopened it and looked in again.

It was not clear last night when the road would be reopened.

The others will be reopened at various times during the year.

They are going to reopen it and take another look.

It reopened the case after new information came to light.

Since then a local campaign has run to reopen it.

After a fire in 1957, it was reopened the next year.

However it has now been reopened and is available once again.

Later the house became a cultural center having been reopened in 2008.