Sentence examples for national closure from inspiring English sources

The MoJ said the national closure programme would save £63m a year in running costs.

Diego Lopez Garrido, state secretary for EU affairs for Spain, which holds the rotating EU presidency, said "now it is necessary to adopt a European approach" instead of a patchwork of national closures and openings.

66 It is difficult to compare reactive versus proactive closures, different durations of closure and local versus national closures as studies typically differed in several respects.

PHOTOS: Yosemite National Park closure.

The reason the loser may not sue -- and both sides know it -- is a strong political incentive to avoid seeming to put personal ambition above a national need for closure.

The decision took the number of national digital station closures announced in the past month to six.

It has all the ingredients for a large far-right turnout: 14% unemployment that is far higher than the national average, factory closures, people struggling to make ends meet and a substantial working-class population who are not very politicised.

More than a third of federal workers would be told to stay home if the government shuts down, forcing the closure of national parks from California to Maine and all the Smithsonian museums.

More than a third of the nation's 2.1 million federal workers would be told to stay home if the government shuts down, forcing the closure of national parks from California to Maine and all the Smithsonian museums in the nation's capital.

A group of 28 retired generals called Guantanamo's closure a "national security imperative" in an open letter publishe this week.

The government claimed that national security necessitated this closure after the Saudis threatened the likely loss of "British lives on British streets" if the investigation continued.