Examples of using Re-opened in English and their translations into Romanian
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Are you saying that this case needs to be re-opened based on Leonard Bailey having inadequate representation?
season at Rome Opera House, which has re-opened after more than ten years of restoration work.
the facility was re-opened on 24 February 2006.
An hour later when the cell doors are re-opened, David and Mark head straight to Gary's cell where he was stabbed to a near death.
A 55-year old mine in Australia was full of flowstone formations when it was re-opened briefly.(Creation Magazine, Mar/May 1998, p.27)
the Grand Café Orient was re-opened after extensive renovation works.
the investigation shall be re-opened in accordance with Article 7,
content of the IGC mandate should be respected and not re-opened.
if the case will be re-opened.
A library founded originally by the Bosnian Sanjak-bey Ferhat Pasha Sokolovic has been re-opened at a site belonging to the city's Muslim community.
were relaxed somewhat and many churches throughout the Soviet Union were re-opened.
was formally re-opened on 20 August.
all schools were re-opened on September 1.
The situations in which competition authorities may apply a safeguard clause and have joint commercialisation contracts by a producer organisation re-opened or cancelled.
Garfield 40AR Lost Bridge Village Airport(re-opened private airstrip,
The property later re-opened as the Imperial Palace Hotel and Casino on November 1, 1979.
the store re-opened as Maglebjerg Guld Sølv& Ure(which translates into‘Maglebjerg Gold,
That border re-opened in 1951, but the closure of the Bulgarian- Turkish border from 1951 to 1952 prevented services running to Istanbul during that time.
Moldovan authorities also re-opened a bridge over the Prut linking two border points:
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Sergey Stanishev re-opened the Kalotina border crossing with Serbia.