Sentence examples for brutal closure from inspiring English sources

Tall and elegant, he is the solitary voice explaining the brutal closure of 171 Barclays branches.

Columnists spoke of "capitalist terrorism" and called the closure "brutal and savage".

"We stand at the brink of a precipice looking down at the brutal cuts and closures of our libraries, museums and galleries," said Unison branch secretary for Barnet John Burgess.

The government, which campaigned on a pledge to hold the trials, sees the proceedings as a way to bring closure to a brutal period in the nation's history.

"I fear that in order for hospitals to virtually eradicate their debts, as NHS Improvement and NHS England want, the next steps could be a series of brutal service reductions and bed closures – which will shock an unprepared public".

His regime has engaged in brutal censorship, including mass arrests and sudden newspaper closures.

Well-paid union officials have not even seriously challenged factory closures; nor have they earnestly resisted brutal cuts in workers' wages and benefits.

Gloucestershire-based author Joanna Trollope told the BBC she was thrilled with the ruling, and thought it would be "pretty brutal" of the authorities to forge ahead with the closures.

"It will be brutal when they see the coffins, but it is necessary, because they need closure and that's only possible if they accept that their children are dead".

"It will be brutal when they see the coffins... but it is necessary, because they need closure".

The same problems that allowed for the conviction of innocents have also left brutal crimes unsolved, leaving those affected to grieve and worry, with little hope of closure.