Sentence examples for make the closure from inspiring English sources

"The next secretary should make the closure of these security loopholes a top priority," Representative Edward J. Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts, said in a statement.

If Obama moves to make the closure of Guantánamo a feature of his legacy, the attorney general will be caught directly in the middle of the big fight sure to follow.

But efforts can be made to make the closure as smooth as possible, and to try to avoid situations like Greg Jeffreys and his aunt found themselves in last year.

With the government under sharp criticism from Israelis for not doing enough to stem terrorism, Mr. Ben-Eliezer promised a further "long list of actions" in the West Bank and Gaza Strip that would "make the closure much bigger than it is now".

Rumors of the Rodney Brooks-led startup had been floating around the robotics industry for some time now, but that doesn't make the closure any less impactful.

In many programs the onus for leaving a duty session is the responsibility of the resident, who has to make the closure of the duty period known.

Cameron has made the closure of global tax loopholes a focal point of his government — and rejected charges of hypocrisy on the issue.

The mutation in S1P, PA and pHc networks causes the state variation of AnionEm that interferes indirectly in the states of the KAP and KOUT nodes (see Fig. 1 and Fig. 4) making the closure node variable and consequently the stomata alternate between open and closed (Fig. 2).

I should stress here that this isn't meant as a direct criticism of Hill and Smith, who very patiently answered my questions and say that they are still trying to find a way to make the road closure work.

At one extreme, attempts to use TEL-AML1 patients as guides for say lung cancer patients would likely fail, either because the dimensionality of the difference space is too high to find the critical subspaces, or because the dimensionality of the critical subspace is too high to make the needed difference closures.

Mr Westerwelle is now Germany's least popular politician, an unusual feat for a foreign minister.There are disputes between those who would court the voters (the general secretary, Christian Lindner, wants to make permanent the closure of seven nuclear plants) and those who prefer to polish the FDP's usual policies on tax cuts, deregulation and welfare.