Sentence examples for closing facilities from inspiring English sources

But closing facilities is a dark art.

By rights, the state should have used the $30 million it has already saved by closing facilities to help finance new community-based programs.

For the quarter, Weyerhaeuser took charges of $41 million, or 24 cents a share, for closing facilities, restructuring and settling litigation.

In the mean time, the company is slashing its costs to match its rapidly falling revenue by canceling products, closing facilities, and firing people.

In 2011, the pharmaceutical giant announced it would move 400 research jobs to a new building on M.I.T.-owned land in Cambridge, even as it was closing facilities in Groton, Conn., and elsewhere.

So the manufacturers will fight hard to get some concessions from the union on closing facilities.

The agency has the authority to close facilities without the approval of Congress.

The postal service has the legal authority to close facilities, although community opposition can make the process difficult.

"The logical thing to do is to look to close facilities you don't need," Mr. Whitmire said.

But the state cannot close facilities rapidly because it must give a year's notice before juvenile detention centers or adult prisons can be shut down.

Federal telecommunications regulators asked AT&T for more information on its planned merger with T-Mobile USA, including claims on spectrum shortages, coverage overlaps and plans to close facilities.