Sentence examples for close papers from inspiring English sources

The legislators sought a debate on whether it was legal to close papers under the Security Measures Law, the official Islamic Republic News Agency quoted a lawmaker as saying.

Especially when the big chains slash jobs or even threaten to close papers that are only making, say 6 or 8percentt.

And then, newspaper companies started to close papers, and everyone looked around and said, "What the hell just happened!?" It's worth mentioning that many newspapers are still profitable.

"Still have not closed!" In an interview last week, Ms. Essl said that she had received the closing papers and was expecting the first installment of funds -- four months after she was approved.

Theater officials are planning to sign closing papers with the owner, Time Equities, on Thursday.

In its crackdown on the press, the conservative judiciary has summarily closed papers and sent writers to prison after non-jury hearings.

In the Dupaix contract, the clause was in a separate 13-page document — called the declaration of covenants, conditions and restrictions — that wasn't even included in the closing papers and did not require a signature.

Even before the closing papers were signed, change was afoot: The new owners sent a mechanic and a truck carrying 1,500 gallons of heating oil to restart the boilers.

But no dropping off to sleep just yet: Pelino signs closing papers to acquire an outfit in Miami and faxes them to his lawyers in Philadelphia.

While Michael Scott Steve Carellleavesves with Dwight Schrute Rainn Wilsonn) to sign closing papers for his new condominium, the staff fills out their expense reports.

A year and a half ago, I signed closing papers that resulted in the sale of our six bedroom farmhouse in pastoral Greenback, Tennessee.