Sentence examples for and closure to a from inspiring English sources

For the American officials, who are planning splashy ceremonies in Baghdad and Washington for the end of the year, when the final 48,000 troops are supposed to withdraw, it carries the symbolism of a president's making good on a campaign promise, and closure to a divisive and costly war.

Further steps include the activity of two ubiquitin-like conjugation systems, and the product LC3-PE (or LC3-II) which is required for phagophore elongation and closure to generate an autophagosome.

Each and every one of these rape kits may hold the information to solve a violent crime and bring some closure to a traumatized victim.

There have been trials and verdicts, but also dramas and documentaries, thrillers and histories, all seeking closure to a past that refuses to be forgotten.

It might bring closure to a few.

Mr. Marshall's lawyer, Kenneth E. Warner, said in a statement that because of his client's age, he "much prefers closure to an expensive and protracted litigation over his mother's estate".

The "in cage" elimination of water and ring closure to form an ester (5) is, therefore, a likely reaction.

In the autophagic flux, various dynamic membrane rearrangements occurs starting with the elongation of the phagophore and its closure to build an autophagosome and ending with its fusion with late endosomes and lysosomes to form an autolysosome.

Over the course of the last parliament, cuts to services and closures amounted to a 16% reduction in library funding – a whopping £180m less than in 2010.

On Nov. 20, the largest, grandest and richest modern art museum in the world reopens after a two-and-half-year closure to allow for an $858 million architectural expansion.

Historically, delayed anatomic ACL reconstructions were preferred [ 64], recommending extensive rehabilitation and return to activities with a brace to skeletal maturity and growth plate closure, to allow an anatomical adult-like reconstruction [ 65].