Sentence examples for a definitive closure. from inspiring English sources

This would preserve the integrity and intent of the original plan, without putting a definitive closure on the "modern" era.

"I sincerely hope that this verdict marks a definitive closure to all the confusion and harms done, so that I may continue to focus on research," he wrote.

Although it provides a definitive closure to the Eden Saga, there is room for the story to continue, with the tantalising prospect of maybe seeing what a denizen of Eden makes of Earth, and why Earth was so interested in Eden in the first place.

The EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said the aim "is to ensure a definitive closure of uncompetitive mines by 1 October 2014".

The story she is trying to tell him keeps getting interrupted by the appearance of their mother, and as the siblings try to unravel the painful mystery of their father's whereabouts in Germany, Angelopoulos appears to be saying that a human story is broken at both ends: a clear, definitive closure is out of reach in front of us and behind us, with our beginnings also shrouded in mist.

In case of leakage, the clip will be removed and replaced by a new one until definitive closure.

The higher rate of Burgess amputations on the battlefield reflects only the index amputation, which was likely accompanied by a series of irrigation and debridements prior to definitive closure in Europe or America.

In his letter to Mr. Zoellick, Mr. Lamy proposes a fund that "could meet legacy costs associated with the definitive closure of production facilities, help steel workers retrain and promote economic development in regions where steel plants were cutting capacity or closing".

It's natural to wish for some definitive closure or determinate conclusion.

This allows normal intra-abdominal pressure to be maintained and the fascial edges to be preserved for subsequent definitive closure.

Only as the new year began did the federal and city authorities reach agreement about the definitive closure programme, which provides for the Mexico City government to put the exploitation of methane, produced by waste decomposition at the site, out to international tender.