Sentence examples for closure proceedings from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon budget asks Congress to begin a new round of U.S. Base Realignment and Closure proceedings, a politically unpopular request that was rejected by lawmakers last year and has already produced hearings this year, even before the decision was announced.

President Barack Obama's proposed Pentagon budget for the 2014 fiscal year asks Congress to take a series of politically difficult steps, including starting a new round of U.S. base closure proceedings, increasing healthcare fees for military retirees and slowing military pay increases.

Any non-disclosure of information, or closure of proceedings, as the Supreme Court has said, requires a showing that the closure "is necessitated by a compelling governmental interest, and is narrowly tailored to serve that interest".

The non-disclosure of information or closure of proceedings cannot be justified on the grounds that the information reveals the breaking of the law or is a source of embarrassment to the government or one or more officials.

The non-disclosure of information or closure of proceedings must be "based on findings that closure is essential to preserve higher values," and those findings must be preserved for appellate review and be "specific enough that a reviewing court can determine whether the closure order was properly entered".

"The fact that these victims will now be spared from having to testify at a trial brings at least some closure to these proceedings".

"We are gratified finally to have reached closure on the government proceedings, and deeply regret the difficulties caused to our investors during the last 14 months," they wrote in a letter to the fund's investors on Monday.

Nor are the Guantánamo proceedings providing closure.

But the proceedings about the closure of the George Washington Bridge have been rumbling for three years.

Such disciplinary proceedings attempt to bring closure to an ongoing row of some sort, be it a mere war of words or a full-blown, I'd-rather-be-punched-in-the-face spit-spat.

On May 31, Judge Steven Morley used a procedure known as "administrative closure" to temporarily pause the removal proceedings for Reynaldo Castro-Tum, who entered the U.S. in 2014 as an unaccompanied minor.