Additional studies will be needed to clarify the pattern of influenza transmission within schools, as this will have substantial implications on control measures, since execution of closures and interventions at classroom level, if effective, would be far less disruptive than equivalent measures at the level of entire schools or even all schools within geographic areas.
As leading legal figures joined condemnation of proposals to establish the Courts and Tribunals Service as a commercial enterprise, the chairman of the 25,000-strong MagistratEnglandociandon in England and Wales urged a stay of execution on closures.
Wouldn't giving them the first Christmas following the delivery of usually long promised execution of "justice", "closure" as it is approvingly called by everyone, be the best kind of Christmas present?
Execution of political prisoners?
Execution of these measures befell Mr Kalawe.
Testimony from victims' families indicate that executions do not bring the promised sense of closure to murder victims' families -- and the long trial and appeal process just dredges up painful memories over and over.
In RRG, each execution of the greeting-response-closure cycle is targeted to deliver information from all sources to all peers.
But speculation remains whether Christie, despite his claims to the contrary, had any knowledge of the planning or execution of politically motivated road closures.
In addition to ample empirical data that execution rarely affords closure for victims' families, Christians have special theological reasons to be concerned about the myth of closure through murder, state sanctioned or otherwise.
"Any happiness is not over the execution but because there is now some kind of closure for the families of those who died that day," he said.
Another word often heard is "closure" upon the execution of a prisoner.
