Although humans may be fallible, they say, and may close the doors too soon and make incomprehensible announcements, New York is not like any of those other places, and needs more people.
A criminal record may close the doors to higher education.
Soldiers may close classroom doors to children so schools can be used as hospitals or military bases, or community leaders may permit only boys to attend class.
Of course, refusing to pay a bribe may close the door to some business opportunities.
An article on April 16 about Italian fears that changes in the Roman Catholic Church may close the door on chances for another Italian pope misidentified the historical period during which the French moved much of the church government to Avignon.
Now, after 26 years, many Italians think it is time to get back in office -- for fear that changes in the Roman Catholic Church may close the door on them for good.
Or where researchers take strong activist stands, they may become ideologically positioned in ways that may both open and close doors in the research process (Narayan 2007).
The symposium's chairman was Stefan J. Rundt, president of an international business-consultant firm An opening address by Louis J. Mulkern told that 80% of the mainland Chinese work in the fields, where the chief crops are rice & wheat, & that "though China's doors are inching open, the view is hazy," & "many still fear those doors may close before our curiosity is fully satisfied".
Naturally, some doors may close from time to time.
"These doors may close, the address may change, but the name, the legacy and, most important, the work and healing will endure," said John M. McHugh, secretary of the Army, in a speech at the ceremony.
