Sentence examples for closure of existing from inspiring English sources

The premature closure of existing coal plants would deprive the UK of a vital and affordable source of energy during the transition to a low carbon economy.

While the mass closure of existing stores may not be on the cards this year, Lewis has already pulled out of one major development and mothballed two stores.

When we face the potential closure of existing preschools, the near nonexistence of early intervention programs in some states, and the more than 50,000 individuals with autism who "age-out" of school-age programs each year, it's difficult not to see the impact that a $1bn investment could have on these individuals.

It also said that it has nothing to announce on its contracts with BT and CSC, and points out that the move will not include the closure of existing national programme systems, such as Choose & Book, the N3 network, NHSmail and Pacs (picture archiving and communication systems).

With the cost of natural gas power now challenging and often dropping lower than coal, the premature closure of existing coal power plants has not driven a spike in electricity prices like would have been the case a decade ago.

Director Rupert Wood added: "The UK energy market is facing a challenging period with the forced closure of existing oil and coal fired power stations - under new EU emissions directives - and the closure of old nuclear power stations, which means over 20% of our total supply of power will be lost.

In an article published Monday, Klipper said that Barnes & Noble would ramp up closures of existing stores while significantly cutting back on opening new ones, making for a loss of an average of 20 retail stores per year.

If implemented, the changes could lead to the closure of some existing services but also result in the overhaul of hospital management structures, revolutionise medical training and create a "buck-stops-here" culture in which senior clinicians take responsibility for patient welfare.

The move would see the closure of four existing stations - Corby, Kettering, Wellingborough and Rushden.

A new, single site would mean the closure of both existing faith schools, possibly by 2018.

As I've already said, this is a key area for new investment though it will mean the phased closure of the existing AV unit as its functions become part of the new operation.