Sentence examples for closures making from inspiring English sources

If the 10% cut in local government budgets in 2015/16 is applied across the board, then campaigners predict a further 400 closures, making an estimated total of over 1,000 closures during a five-year period.

The company air-freighted stone to a San Diego airport project when Israeli closures made it miss a merchant shipping deadline.

This month's GCap closures make that seem rather less likely: digital has succeeded in splitting the industry.

"Egypt's closures make us insist more on keeping things quiet with Israel," says the editor of a Hamas newspaper.

Many Palestinians have turned to agriculture, but the closures make it hard for them to get their crops to market, the United Nations reported.

"If you can't compete," Potter said, "why should we be throwing money down a hole?" Still, the possibility of layoffs or closures made for a powerful argument.

Together, they want to end restrictions on plant closures, make job cuts easier, boost plant flexibility and make workers pay more of their health-care costs.How much of this the UAW will agree to is unusually unclear.

Mr. Pelofsky and other supporters of the closures made their case with the district's data: enrollment has declined by half in the last 10 years alone, to 17,400 children, and the schools are only 48 percent full.

The company recommends INT-33CFW for use in caps and closures made with high density polyethylene (HDPE) and polypropylene (PP), but says it may also be suitable for use in other thermoplastic resins requiring compliance with relevant US Food and Drug Administration regulations for food containers.

Shortages and closures make it virtually impossible to deliver quality care, while simultaneously fueling the conditions for outbreaks of communicable disease, which hits children hardest.

The coastal enclave is under closure, making it difficult for civilians in Gaza to flee.