Sentence examples for closing the completion from inspiring English sources

The report noted that closing the completion rate between White and Black education majors could add another 300 Black bachelor's degree completions for every 1,000 Black aspiring teachers.

However, as of June 2014, vehicle access was closed following the completion of an alternative access road (Trout Farm Road) and bridge downstream of the village (see Recent times section below).

The Union/Central building remained in service mainly as a K 7 school until 1953, when it was closed after the completion of a new Central Elementary School on the same property.

Hearts boss Craig Levein also confirmed his interest in Livingston defender Craig Halkett but would not discuss how close the deal is to completion.

Thirdly, as Study 116 was initiated close to the completion of Trial 204, with retrospective capture of data for some patients completing Trial 204 earlier in its conduct, information bias may have been introduced.

Another alternative that was unthinkable to some builders until lately is to simply return deposits on homes that are not yet built and explain that a new price list will be available closer to the completion date.

Any court-ordered action forced upon the military services so close to the completion of this repeal policy pre-empts the deliberate process established by Congress and the president to ensure the orderly and successful implementation of this significant policy change".

Thus, lumbar flexion prevails over hip flexion at the beginning of the motion, while hip flexion prevails over lumbar flexion close to the completion of the gesture.

For example, seeds of Cymbidium goeringii showed higher germination when they were harvested close to the completion of embryogenesis but not at seed maturation Nagashima (1982b).

As the updated schedule in Fig. 14 shows, the earliest possible finish time on Spool 3 would be 967 min, which is close to the completion time by the client.

Common-law courts were cautious not to push the boundaries of attempt crimes too far, and early definitions of attempt required that a defendant come very close to the completion of an intended crime before he could be convicted.