Sentence examples for closed individual from inspiring English sources
Republic closed individual stores' Twitter accounts last week after an HMV employee "live-tweeted" redundancies at the entertainment retailer, according to Drapers magazine.
Hackett is thought of as a turnaround specialist: he spent a long period as the CEO of Steelcase, turning it around from a mundane office furniture maker into one whose products essentially evolved with the changing pace of work (for example, from closed, individual offices into open-plan spaces), and also how the products were made.
This forum will be closed, individual users will be investigated and will likely be prosecuted for crimes such as incitement etc.
But we do know enough about how pathogens spread, how stress affects human bodies, and how people interact with their workplaces to say that open offices likely pose a more substantial health risk to workers than closed, individual offices, if office managers don't take active steps to mitigate this layout's unique complications.
He praised decisions to close individual schools in New York and Texas but did not call for more widespread closings.
Details of the cost of closing individual quangos, seen by the Guardian, reveal the bill facing the government.
Prefabrication techniques allow Ms. Bauer's crews to close individual lanes instead of shutting down the bridge.
Judge Bissell noted that the government might still seek to close individual hearings on a case-by-case basis by demonstrating a need for secrecy.
"This information could be used to understand whether it might be better to close a school, or to close individual classes or grades".
The researchers tested whether closing individual accounts affects a consumer's likelihood of eliminating their overall debt, regardless of the absolute amount of debt in the closed accounts.
Under the new plan, Metro would temporarily close individual stations or clusters of stations along a line for about two of every three weekends and use shuttle buses for riders in the affected area.
