Sentence examples for closure demanding from inspiring English sources

He has vanished leaving a fine novelist aching for closure, demanding — if his father is dead — "to know how, where and when it happened".

They want to stop the dumping before it starts again, and are demanding the closure of the plant and an end to ash deposits on the island.

In the Jordanian capital, Amman, troops opened fire on Palestinian refugees on Friday who were demanding the closure of the Israeli Embassy.

Angered by a cut in their scallop quotas, the French fishermen are demanding the closure of the disputed waters to keep out the marauding British.

He also exploited "wedge" issues that aim to alienate a section of the opposition support, such as demanding the closure of the unit where heroin addicts in Vancouver can get safe injections.

Such ill feelings erupted recently in Indonesia's Papua province, where police and troops were killed in clashes with protesters demanding the closure of a copper mine run by Freeport-McMoRan of America.

Criticisms started pouring in and created an opportunity for some Arab regimes to incite the US administration against al-Jazeera; some have even gone as far as demanding the closure of al-Jazeera as a precondition for full cooperation with the US.

http://t.co/vhKEsoTt /via @Mad_Darsh — Mostafa Hussein (@moftasa) 11 Sep 12 Zeinobia also reported that confusion about the origins of the film was so general that one group of fundamentalist Muslims was "calling for another huge protest at the embassy of Netherlands, demanding its closure because the Dutch government is producing an insult film against Islam".

It has also prompted efforts to re-engineer a century-old waterway system that Joel Brammeier, president of the Alliance for the Great Lakes, has compared to "having left Michigan Avenue a dirt road while we built up a modern city around it". Michigan and four other states have filed suit in federal court demanding the closure of locks that connect rivers and channels to the lake.

On Jan . 17 the British Council, a cultural arm of the U.K. government, decided to suspend its work in Yekaterinburg and St . Petersburg after a sustained campaign by the Russian authorities demanding the closure of these two offices.

Leaders are demanding the closure of schools and businesses across the country.