Sentence examples for closure is due from inspiring English sources
The protesters claim the closure is due to a lack of funding by Sport England.
A 45-day consultation on its possible closure is due to end on 11 May.
Collectively, these results suggest that the defective luminal closure is due to an enhanced uterine estrogenic response, which is characterized by increased epithelial proliferation and defective surface transformation.
Detailed analyses showed that this failure of dorsal closure is due to the over-activity of the actomyosin cytoskeleton in the amnioserosa.
Results showed differences between monolayer closure in the presence or absence of HGF protein and between epidermal cells treated with or without ILK siRNA-transfection and 4(b)), indicating that the retarded closure is due to reduced proliferation of ILK-deficient cells.
However, she denied reports that its closure was due to pressure from police.
Henri Blaffard, a vice-president of ArcelorMittal Europe, told the local Républicain Lorrain newspaper the closure was due to a "serious crisis in Europe" that had led to a 25% reduction in demand for steel.
A statement on the school's website said the closure was due to a "health and safety issue" but Ofsted sources indicated it was more of a "safeguarding" issue, ensuring the well-being of the pupils.
Formed in 2002, the Manchester-based charity has helped more than 42,000 people since its inception, and said that despite a number of grants in place, the potential closure was due to the loss of government funding.
In fact, the closure was due to the discovery of smaller than average shrimp, not as a consequence of the Deepwater Horizon explosion and subsequent oil spill in 2010.
Iran's press watchdog, which operates under the country's culture ministry and Islamic guidance, also suspended the newspaper's licence on Monday, confirming its closure was due to the publication of the headline as well as Clooney's picture showing him wearing a "Je Suis Charlie" badge, according to the state news agency Irna.
