Sentence examples for military closure from inspiring English sources

The military closure and violence have limited Bethlehem's normally festive Christmas Eve celebration to the traditional midnight Mass this year.

Dudeen is one of five Palestinians killed during the Israeli army's massive manhunt, a search that has seen hundreds arrested and the whole city of Hebron put under military closure, with most entrances to the city sealed off, stopping day workers and business people from entering and leaving.

Further, access for health care providers to reach their place of work has been jeopardized, particularly in areas of heavy shelling and military closure.

Israeli raids and killings of militants have temporarily thinned its leadership, while Israeli military closures and other restrictions have hampered its ability to strike.

Barak was offering nothing more than "three noncontiguous cantons" surrounded by Israeli-controlled territory in the West Bank, the letter continued, concluding, it "would have made Palestine nothing more than Arab 'Bantustans' perpetually at the mercy of Israeli economic and military closures".

Travel restrictions include onerous required permits and military closures.

Israel will gradually lift roadblocks, checkpoints and military closures throughout the West Bank.

So next time I mention BRAC to some friendly faces, rather than be mistaken for the Croatian island, a United States military base closure committee, or the Baton Rouge Area Chamber, I'm hoping for it to be recognized for what it is -- a growing family, always learning, today mourning its losses in Bangladesh, but always moving forward together.

There would be two more rounds of military base closures.

Now with another round of military base closures planned for 2005, the region is worried about the naval submarine base in Groton.

Mr Cohen has asked a new "defence management council", to be led by John Hamre, his deputy, to find ways of cutting 31,000 of the 157,000 jobs in defence agencies, and to push through rounds of military base closures in 2001 and 2005.