Sentence examples for closure policies from inspiring English sources
--Plans and efforto to counteract Israeli closure policies.
And in the West Bank, "Israeli closure policies continue to disrupt labor and trade flows, industrial capacity, and basic commerce, eroding the productive capacity" of the economy.
In the West Bank, according to the C.I.A. World Factbook, "Israeli closure policies continue to disrupt labor and trade flows, industrial capacity, and basic commerce, eroding the productive capacity" of the economy.
At least two Democratic mayoral candidates on Tuesday criticized his school closure policies, though one, Bill de Blasio, the public advocate, credited the mayor for his efforts to create new vocational schools.
George Vecsey, the former Times sports columnist and a member of the class of '56, accused Joel Klein, Mayor Michael Bloomberg's schools chancellor, of "cooking the books," to make schools slated for closure appear worse than they were, and compared the Department of Education's closure policies to the nihilism of Pol Pot.
The survey shows an economy where over 50% of the population is forced to borrow money, and 17% to sell assets, to buy basic food.The consensus of most aid agencies is that this suffering is caused by Israel's closure policies, which not only seal the occupied territories from Israel, Egypt and Jordan, but each Palestinian town and village, one from the other.
However strict a closure policy, rescue squads will, in a word, rescue.
"I would suspect that Jordan is using the security incident politically to 'justify' its overall closure policy".
The closure policy has instead solidified an apartheid-like system of separate rights and privileges for Jews and Palestinians.
The latest siege is an expansion of the closure policy that restricts Palestinian movement, a policy that has been in effect since 1993.
The Oslo peace agreement further enforced the closure policy by conscripting the Palestinian Authority to serve as the local intake office for processing travel permit applications.
