Examples of using Have opened up in English and their translations into Arabic
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Since the 1980s, these services in developing countries have opened up to the private sector.
Do we know if my friends have opened up their door on the other side?
Changes to customary law have opened up opportunities for women and girls to chieftaincy and to inherit property.
All these changes have opened up exciting new vistas of opportunity for trade, investment and economic cooperation.
Ask the locals what new things have opened up in the city or what kind of restaurant they have. .
At the same time global production and trade networks have opened up access to new markets, technology and finance.
In the area of trade, ESCWA member States have opened up more to the outside than to one another.
Three new agencies have opened up in the last month.
The landslide must have opened up that wall.
You shouldn't have opened up her mail.
That book I gave him really must have opened up some doors.
I must have opened up all the cells.
Our advances in gene splicing have opened up a whole new frontier.
BP's down to 82. Something must have opened up.
For example, ICTs have opened up many new opportunities for development, but at the same time they have also brought risks of abuse and fraud.
Different processes B i.e., progressive de-verticalization of industrial production, privatization and liberalization- have opened up new market niches which small companies have the potential to exploit.
Introduction Over the past several years, markets have opened up around the world that require a broader understanding of.
But in the past year, two new avenues of cooperation have opened up, which will surely lead to a much stronger relationship in the future.
Pursuant to the Gorni Vakuf agreement, routes have opened up across the Federation area for commercial traffic, including goods carriers and buses.
Of those developments, roads are especially important, as they have opened up the so-called hidden areas to licit trade with the outside world.
