Sentence examples for in their closure from inspiring English sources

Four Seasons said it was on course to sell 19 homes this year, which would result in their closure.

"At an individual service level, these losses would make the vast majority of residential homelessness services financially unviable, resulting in their closure and the eviction of their tenants," it said.

As easily shown (cf. [113]), since, for any of these two actions of ({mathbb {Z}}/3), the nodes are not fixed, then there exists a smoothing for both actions of ({mathbb {Z}}/3) on the curve D. This shows that the strata (N_a) and (N_{a+3}) have D in their closure.

It is worth noting that each component of the set C μ ν ∩ E ¯ S ∩ K y ν has a nonempty intersection with the set ∂ E ¯ S ∩ K y ν but there may exist components that do not have ( μ, 0 ) in their closure.

Heavy rains associated with the system also triggered flash flooding along some roads, resulting in their closure.

The Lad Bible's expansion comes just weeks after lads' magazines FHM and Zoo joined former rivals Nuts and Loaded in announcing their closure as readers migrate to online rivals.

(The "hereditarily finite" sets without u in their transitive closure are refined by just one precisely analogous set at the next higher level).

For example: Is it always true that S Q K ( p, p - 2 ) ∩ T ( 1 ) Open image in new window is the interior of S Q K ( p, p - 2 ) Open image in new window in Q K ( p, p - 2 ) Open image in new window, and what is their closure in the Q K ( p, p - 2 ) Open image in new window norm or in the Bloch norm?

The club released a statement in May of 2013 following their closure with immediate effect, saying, "We have been forced to close following two years of ongoing legal battles with Network Rail, who took possession of the venue" with an entry order.

From the mid-1980s onward there was lobbying against gay bathhouses blaming them for being a focus of infection encouraging the spread of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), in particular HIV, and this forced their closure in some jurisdictions (see Legal issues, below).

After their closure in 1991, they were demolished in stages between 1992 and 1997.