Sentence examples for considered closed with from inspiring English sources

Goal 3 - Promote gender equality and empower women: The gender gap in secondary education can be considered closed with female/male enrolment ratio at 99.3 (2002/3).

Depending on the species, the variation in gene content and genome size can be quite considerable, with some pan-genomes, like E. coli, being very "open"; other pan-genomes, such as that for Bacillus anthracis, contain very few extra genes, and can be considered "closed", although with viruses and other mobile elements, there can always be a few new genes.

Out of the remaining 33 races, 10 are currently considered close, with Democrats defending seven of them.

For analysts like Semo, the itinerary is a challenge to the conservative Mexican church hierarchy — considered close with the country's business and political elites — to address issues such as human rights, poverty, and violence.

The matter is considered closed.

Beginning to doubt Zeta's ability to foster change, Blancornelas considered closing the magazine with his death.

Using the JAR scale, the medium cheeses were considered closest to JAR with a mean score of 3.0, compared with 2.4 for mild cheese and 3.6 for sharp cheese.

Northcliffe's managing director, Steve Auckland, said the OFT decision left the company "with no choice but to consider closing these titles with the resulting job losses".

You may want to consider closing the simulation with a "Four Corners" activity, in which students have to physically stand up and move around the room to show their final policy position on North Korea.

The company said in March it was considering closing the pit, with the loss of 800 jobs.

U.S. and Afghan officials have said the group, based in Pakistan's region of North Waziristan, and considered close to Al Qaeda, operated with the support of Pakistani intelligence services.