And his trial was closed not only to the public but to Mr. Xue's family — all in blatant violation of China's own Criminal Procedure Law.
Fifty miles southwest of Moscow but unlisted on Soviet maps, Obolensk until recently was closed not only to foreigners, but also to Soviet scientists who were not part of the germ warfare program.
As far as she was concerned the case was closed, not only on the mystery of the islands, but also on the bigger issue: the Coral Sea is officially amazing.
Wait till you're on the ground because once that door is closed, not only have you sealed the problem inside the aircraft, you've also sealed out the resources that can help".
Sometimes the field A of propositions is assumed to be closed not only under finite, but also under countable intersection.
Also appropriate was the presence here of Edgard Varese, the senior composer to whom Mr. Brown is closest not only personally but also musically in his Franco-American allegiances, his feeling for color and his sense of sound as movement.
The entire tunnel was immediately closed, not only to retrieve the vehicle, but to perform additional safety checks.
PRODIGITS may be opened and closed not only by sensors that pick up muscle contractions, but also by dime-size pads put at the base of the fingers to detect pressure exerted by remnant bone.
As factories closed, not only were jobs lost and economic security threatened, but people were forced to move, neighborhoods died and families were at risk.
Under a new emergency law, criticism of the government is grounds for closing not only newspapers, but political parties as well.
