Sentence examples for is proposing to close from inspiring English sources

Times are hard, but Nottinghamshire is proposing to close its bafflingly underspent local welfare assistance scheme.

And trimming a family tax-credit for richer households is how he is proposing to close the family-benefits deficit.

DC Thomson added that it is proposing to close its gravure, sheet-fed printing production and bookbinding operations in Dundee.

Now the Vietnamese government is proposing to close an important sanctuary for traumatized bears rescued from farmers who were milking them for their bile.

A leading university is proposing to close its "outstanding" postgraduate certificate in education course amid fears over a lack of government support for higher education-based provision.

Education Leeds is proposing to close City of Leeds School in Woodhouse next year because they claim it fails to meet government standards in its exam results.

As part of this we are proposing to close two of our distribution centres in the UK.

The Indian firm said it was proposing to close or mothball part of its Scunthorpe plant, putting at risk 1,200 jobs, as well as cutting 300 jobs at its sites on Teesside.

"I am certain that this decision is strategically right – but it's also financially necessary too," said Hall. "This is the first time in the BBC's history that we are proposing to close a television channel.

Coca-Cola European Partners, the soft drinks group's British franchisee, said that it was proposing to close its manufacturing site in Milton Keynes and a distribution centre in Northampton.

This is the first time in the BBC's history that we are proposing to close a television channel.