Sentence examples for controversial closure from inspiring English sources

The centralisation of stroke services in London, which involved the controversial closure of five hospital units, saves nearly 100 lives a year, according to research.

The controversial closure of the warehouse prompted a parliamentary debate and a Scottish affairs select committee hearing, during which Sports Direct's chairman Keith Hellawell – a former chief constable of West Yorkshire police – admitted the group's executives only informed him about the administration the day before it happened.

The modelling of interfacial shear stress is recognized as a problematic and controversial closure law in two-fluid models.

Similar concerns led to the controversial closure over a couple of years of the Oombulgurri community in the eastern Kimberley region of Western Australia.

"Following the controversial closure of the temporary museum, it was revealed that the trust were seeking to develop a £9m heritage centre.

The ruling comes three weeks after Cox first postponed the detention hearing for Khan amid concerns about the controversial closure request.

The unions have been calling on London Mayor Boris Johnson to meet them to discuss the controversial closures, which could see the loss of nearly 1,000 jobs.

The bridge has also had controversial closures in the summer, which were related to larger park concerns.

In a report that accompanies the bill, the House also moved to block the White House's controversial proposed closure of NOAA's historic research lab near Beaufort, North Carolina.

TRENTON (The Borowitz Report) — Responding to fresh charges that he knew about the controversial lane closures on the George Washington Bridge last fall, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie today asked for the public's patience while he makes up a new story.

While the UK's own production of coal fell by 27% from January to March, owing mainly to controversial colliery closures, the amount of coal imported from Russia rose by 21%.