Sentence examples for enforced closure from inspiring English sources

"And there is no possibility to buy new amounts because of the enforced closure of banks".

"Its enforced closure represents a victory for violence against the lawful activities of the gas board and the coal merchants.

The enforced closure of such houses in 1992 pitched the area and its inhabitants into serious economic decline.

Younis sees the enforced closure of the theatre as an opportunity for the work to spill out into the local area.

Most shaming episode: The enforced closure of Behzti (Dishonour) by Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti at ­ Birmingham Rep's The Door in 2004, after violent protests.

The enforced closure of London's Fabric nightclub has robbed the sport of a most fertile breeding ground, a venue where thousands of keen amateurs could meet to hone their craft.

The owners of Germany's nuclear plants – E.ON, RWE and Sweden's Vattenfall – are suing the government for about ��16bn for the enforced closures, which the industry claims were unconstitutional.

Unlike the Higher Education Funding Council for England, which it replaced, the OfS has few financial options to support universities although it has a high-profile monitoring role and can enforce closures or mergers.

One of the most egregious actors in all this, and there have been a few, is Texas Republican and Tea Party Caucus member Randy Neugebauer, who had the gall to slap troops and veterans in the face by heading to the World War II Memorial in Washington and accosting a park ranger for enforcing closures that he voted for and helped make happen.

The Oslo peace agreement further enforced the closure policy by conscripting the Palestinian Authority to serve as the local intake office for processing travel permit applications.

Jonah Goldberg, the author of "Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left, From Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning" (Doubleday), responded online that liberals had many more intellectual taboos: "For more than a generation, liberalism craved and ruthlessly enforced epistemic closure".