Sentence examples for a closure that will from inspiring English sources

The CGT union organised the protest against a closure that will cause 89 job losses.

The woman, in a 574-word statement released on Tuesday, said she had waited two and a half years "for closure that will now never come".

As the colliery band leader Danny in Mark Herman's Brassed Off (1996), Postlethwaite's face is a joy as he conducts a quietly passionate rendering of Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez in a montage-sequence showing the dark backroom deals over pit closures that will affect everyone's future.

For Evgeny Lebedev to laud closures that will see staff lose their livelihoods as a 'historic transition' is an added indignity," she said.

Included in the rescue plan are factory closures that will affect truckmaker Iveco and farm equipment manufacturer CNH.

The ruling immediately blocked Omega Morgan from driving its oversized trucks along the route, a closure that R.C.C.I. estimates will cost it nearly eighty-four minlost dollarevenueost revenue in the next year.

Then there's a closure programme that will see at least 15% of branches shut, plus the continuing burden of bad loans.

By prefixing to α two appropriate quantifiers and possibly one or more negation signs, it is possible to form a closed wff (called a closure of α) that will express a determinate proposition when a meaning is assigned to the predicate variables.

Hart is pushing through a store closure programme that will halve the size of the once 400-strong chain.

On that note, the MTA has additionally created closure devices that will block water from entering street-level ventilation shafts when a storm hits which is how the tunnel was flooded in the first place.

Any time you receive constructive criticism, it is important that you handle it in a way that leads to closure (acceptance), rather than a way that will propagate a cycle of negative, reactionary criticism.