Sentence examples for closures to date from inspiring English sources

Since then, protests have been held throughout the country and have been gaining momentum, culminating in the biggest round of protests against the closures to date, including solidarity protests overseas in New Zealand, the US and Europe.

In an interview, Lacher expressed his wish that the theater would return to a more traditional cinema, but was thankful that the venue has been spared from closure and demolition to date.

In particular, after a budget impasse between the Republicans and Clinton in 1995 and 1996 which forced two partial government shutdowns, including one for 22 days (the longest closure of government operations to date)—Clinton won considerable public support for his more moderate approach.

To date, such closures have typically relied on an isotropic interphase momentum exchange coefficient by applying a drag correction factor to the microscopic drag closures commonly used in resolved simulations.

To date, PFO closure in migraineurs with aura is not recommended in daily practice.

Our experience to date suggests that complete closure of the MAC genome is attainable.

To date, this innovative nitinol closure clip has not yet been assessed in a randomised controlled trial.

One report noted that 7,000 eBay stores have closed since the mid-February fee increases, but S&P Equity Research estimates year-to-date closures "at some three to four times this amount".

Lord Ouseley agreed with her assessment of the organisation's record to date, but cautioned against concluding that closure was the correct response.

Length of survival from referral to the PCT to date of death or date of study closure (30 April 2000) was calculated and the population of study patients divided according to whether death occurred within 28 days of referral or not.

Survival periods were counted in months from the date of first visit to date of death or last follow-up before study closure.