Sentence examples for closure clause from inspiring English sources

Clause 119, dubbed the "hospital closure clause" by critics, gives powers to a "trust special administrator", appointed to a financially failing trust, to recommend changes across a region.

By again exposing the Tories to the charge of broken promises, Hunt's hospital closure clause is in danger of becoming the new "top-down reorganisation".

He is seeking to amend clause 119 of the care bill, dubbed the "hospital closure clause", which as it stands would give a "trust special administrator" appointed to sort out a failing hospital trust the power to order changes in the makeup of another local hospital's services as part of an overall solution, including downgrading it or even shutting it.

"We're calling on MPs to abide by their commitment to put patients and clinical staff at the heart of decision-making within the NHS and oppose the government's ill-thought out hospital closure clause".

MPs will soon be starting the debate on clause 119, the hospital closure measure in the care bill.

Carte used the enforced closure of the theatre to invoke a contract clause reverting the rights of Pinafore and Sorcerer to Gilbert and Sullivan after the initial run of H.M.S. Pinafore.

Founder insistence on non-dilute clauses, arms-length relationships, and quick closure without due diligence will short-circuit active interest.

He was instructed to state that, in the opinion of his Government, the fifth clause in the Note, relating to the closure of communication in Tibet, via India, is an unfriendly act, which China would be unable to countenance.

Plus shhh don't tell the kids, but we're delving into the kids toy market and finding out where the real Santas and Mrs Clauses have been buying their presents this year, following the closure of toy giant, ToysRus.

(i) We may restrict initial sequents A⊢A to those cases, where there is no definitional clause for A available, i.e. where A cannot be introduced by definitional closure of definitional reflection.

Truth and membership are inductively generated by iterating rules that correspond to natural logical closure conditions and can be formalized by means of positive (i.e. negation- and implication-free) clauses.