Sentence examples for cases closure from inspiring English sources
But population shifts, and the continuing move towards treating patients as day cases mean that in some cases closure may be the most sensible option.
Local "warlordism" is a challenge to the central leaders, albeit not on the scale of earlier this century.Follow the moneyThe costs of delaying meaningful reform (ie, in most cases, closure) of the state enterprises are being met today in China's banking system.
WASHINGTON, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Coal-fired power plants will face pressure and in some cases closure despite a Republican energy plan favorable to the industry and a court victory against new environmental rules.
18 Finally, two patients developed wound abscesses, one after total knee replacement and one after total hip replacement. 1 In both cases closure was with sutures.
But in some cases closures let communities move forward, especially in urban areas where bases are hogging prime real estate.
Business P5 Financial Times Apple case closure heralds further court battles.
It said: "Case closure and charges will act as a barrier for many poor parents trying to secure regular support for their children".
"If you can't shoot Monday because your star can't appear because he's drugged out, it's costing you a fortune," says Mark Bunim, a lawyer and director at Case Closure, which mediates, arbitrates and resolves claims.
Successful case closure was associated with a reduction in truancy (p < 001).
The research community wants faster case closure, more guidance on handling retractions, and more data on misconduct trends, she says.
Main Outcome Measures: Demographic, injury severity, neuropsychologic variables, vocational services offered, and vocational status at time of case closure (successful, unsuccessful, services interrupted, no services provided).
