Sentence examples for closure battle from inspiring English sources

During the massive school closure battle this year, Lewis slammed Emanuel as the "murder mayor" and has called him both a "liar" and a "bully" among other things.

It's time for closure in the legislative battle that's been going on for more than 15 years".

Indeed, one of Helms's aides later told me that the visit brought "closure" to "the running battle with the U.N.," and later, in mid-March, Helms himself opened a new chapter by inviting the Security Council to visit the Senate.

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"All power to the members", he proclaims, noting that the process favours a certain type of candidate, one who can organise neighbours to battle library closures, high street loan sharks, antisocial behaviour and the like.

The Iranian news website IranWire said Mardom-e Emrooz's closure highlighted Iran's own battle for freedom of expression.

With 600 of England's libraries threatened with closure, Pullman called the campaigners' battle a "war against stupidity".

Ultimately, football, just like the rest of the sports-entertainment complex, enacts a very postmodern battle between narrative closure and narrative chaos.

Hastings council faces a compensation claim of hundreds of thousands of pounds after losing a High Court battle over its closure of the town's pier.

In Odiham a four-year battle against the closure of its community hospital resulted in its becoming financially independent.

It's long been the case, but the greatest battle against club closures in the UK is an ideological one.