Sentence examples for order of closure from inspiring English sources

By regulating the order of closure, or trying to bring it forward, governments would be picking winners and losers.

The order of closure was randomized.

We prove the theorem by induction according to the order of the closure.

In the event, some of the proposed new powers, such as those that would allow the government to order the closure of places of worship, were quietly shelved.

The Turkish government has used a state of emergency law to order the closure of at least 131 newspapers, television and radio stations, publishers and news agencies.

A senior commander of the Revolutionary Guard said Tehran's leadership had decided to order the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic oil route, if the country's petroleum exports were blocked.

Liberia and Sierra Leone have declared states of emergency, ordering the closure of schools and markets and the quarantining of affected communities in the face of the Ebola epidemic.

The leader of the Secondary Heads Association, John Dun ford, said schools needed a period of stability rather than more changes and that he "strongly opposed" plans to allow the education watchdog Ofsted to order the closure of failing schools.

In 1987, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher did order the closure of the Mossad station in London for a time - though no doubt it carried on in different ways - after the kidnapping of the Israeli nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu.

Barack Obama will order the closure of Guantanamo's detention camp on his first day in office this week.

The president also made a final appeal to realize the goal set in his first executive order: the closure of the military detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.