Sentence examples for avoid having to close from inspiring English sources
In fact, Mr. Mills said, he would rather take the legislative route and avoid having to close the district.
The federal grants were intended to help the city devise a plan for the struggling schools, most of which are high schools, to avoid having to close them.
More than three years ago, Walt Disney essentially gave — for free — its Disney Stores in North America to Children's Place, a clothing retailer, in what some saw as a face-saving move to avoid having to close them altogether.
"We would question what it is that the unions would have us do differently so as to avoid having to close the school?" But Ian Leaver from the NUT said: "To be honest, I don't see how the investigation can take place openly and be in a place where people feel they can talk with the head still in place.
The bill's supporters have held onto the slim hope that they could take up the Senate bill in the House, or something quite close to it, and avoid having to go to a House and Senate conference committee to reconcile the differences.
An employee at Baku's Bina shopping market said the shop had had to close to avoid losing money.
Some that do have had to close their plans to new participants to avoid insolvency.
Public hospitals had to close.
Avoid having to much caffeine.
This routine involves monitoring the phone's display, which shows you how many minutes you have left and when you must buy another card to avoid having your account closed.
