Sentence examples for forced closures from inspiring English sources

He sees the forced closures of Aboriginal communities in Western Australia as yet another land grab.

The forced closures of such factories means a significant drop in profits, as well as loss of investor confidence.

The group has been blamed for a series of violent protests and forced closures of Christian churches this year as well as a campaign against the minority Islamic sect Ahmadiyah, which was declared "deviant" by a government decree in 2008.

That's laughable; right now, the real racial divides in this country are actively being highlighted by protesters taking to the streets to oppose forced closures of Aboriginal communities only to be labelled "selfish rabble".

During one of the forced closures, he ordered the Texas National Guard to enforce the shutdown.

Friday will mark at least the third day of widespread forced closures since Kentucky's state Legislature passed the pension overhaul in a late-night vote two weeks ago.

Inadequate air conditioning forced closure of the upper floors.

The riots forced closure of all major highways connecting the city center to its western suburbs.

The forced closure date for the little bank (the Burnley banquette?) looms and the FSA remains silently instransigent.

Except for four years in World War II when the German occupation forced closure, the Herald has been operating ever since.

Forced closure of software products, as they say, is the mother of invention.