Any agency that is struggling to meet targets is a candidate for closure.
Critics of the BBC's size had singled it out as a candidate for closure, seizing on what they perceived to be its salacious and celebrity-obsessed content.
This, along with the D it got this year, seemed to have made it a prime candidate for closure, though it got a B the year before.
The white paper doesn't name Pentonville, the Victorian jail dubbed the "grimmest of the grim" and which Michael Gove identified as a candidate for closure.
Critics of the BBC's size had singled the channel out as a candidate for closure, seizing on what they perceived to be its salacious and celebrity-obsessed content.
The justice secretary firmly put north London's Pentonville prison in the frame as a leading candidate for closure and sell-off under the policy, citing it as the most conspicuous example of failure within the prison estate.
The most controversial issue is selection of candidates for ASD closure who have normal pulmonary artery pressure, absent or negligible clinical symptoms, and are over 40 60 years of age.
For schools, accountability usually means that standardized tests identify failing schools, which then become candidates for administrative shakeups, closure or voucher programs.
Good candidates for side-to-side closure are patients with very small defect that can be closed without significant tension and can be easily closed primarily [ 2].
Right-wing bloggers were abuzz last week with news of its conspiracy du jour -- that the Obama administration is deliberately targeting Chrysler dealers for closure whose owners have donated to Republican candidates.
