Sentence examples for long term closure from inspiring English sources

Parents have expressed concern at its long term closure but the school's foundation status means governors can assume full control of the premises.

As one of Teesside's biggest employers, long-term closure could be devastating.

The company cited the recalls of tens of millions of bottles of Tylenol and other well-known brands, long-term closure of the suburban Philadelphia factory that made them and unfavorable currency exchange rates.

"However, whilst there is a short-term issue with the asset class, I do not think this will lead to long-term closure of property funds as it is driven by asset allocation decisions not by investors needing access to money".

But the government deemed long-term closure to be economically unviable, and the markets reopened soon after the summer.

Indeed, we found generally low levels of public support for long-term closure of LPMs (Table 2), particularly in cities that had not been affected by influenza A(H7N9).

In UK waters, an effective shellfish monitoring system acts as a sentinel, and has prevented serious impact on human health but this has led to long-term closures of fisheries, with severe economic consequences [ 5].

However long term school closure has an adverse economic impact; Sadique et al. [ 24] estimated a cost in the range 0.2% - 1.0% of GDP in the UK following a 12 weeks of school closure.

Volume three deals with whether the repository could meet long term "post-closure" standards established by NRC to protect the public from radioactive waste.

Everyone, he warned, "will pay the price in the long term" for school and public library closures.

"What I think will be even more significant [than German-style closures] in the long term is the economic impact," he says.