Sentence examples for closure of which from inspiring English sources

This is not a story about the campaign to save at least 600 libraries nationally under threat – the threatened closure of which attracted so much attention last week – but a story of personal conversion.

The development of the mitre lock, a double-leaf gate the closure of which formed an angle pointing upstream, heralded a period of extensive canal construction during the 16th and 17th centuries.

Second, we have identified a dynamic hydrophobic pocket in the stomatin domain, the closure of which prevents modulation of ASICs without affecting dimerization.

However, the hyperglycaemia in type 2 diabetes can be alleviated by sulfonylureas such as glibenclamide that bind and block the sulfonylurea receptor 1 (subunitsbunits of the inwardly rectifying ATP-sensitive potassium channel (KATP channel), closure of which is essential for membrane depolarisation that initiates insulin secretion [ 77].

OO Supreme Court Decision Unlikely to Stall the Shift Away From Coal Plants - closures of which continue to accelerate, with 23 gigawatts of coal-fired capacity expected to close in 2015 alone.

That is, he tries, more or less simultaneously, to collect on two of the promises of a health-obsessed consumer culture: customer satisfaction and "closure," both of which represent ideal states of harmonious order.

Cumbria council has announced at least 24 school closures, details of which can be found on its website.

That news may be hard to believe in U.S. military towns facing possible base closures, some of which are already suffering economically during long troop deployments.

Yahoo's spring cleanings have extended into the summer months, the company announced today, detailing a series of product changes and closures, many of which are nearly obsolete, obscure, or just unpopular.

Scottish Power have been hampered in carrying out repairs by road closures, some of which are expected to remain overnight, meaning some customers will not be connected until Sunday at the earliest.

Ministers have agreed a way to finance the closure of banks which fail including a €55 billion (£46.2 billion) fund which will be built up over the next decade by levies on banks.