Sentence examples for pending closure from inspiring English sources
"pending closure" is correct and can be used in written English
This phrase refers to something that has not been finalized or completed yet. For example, you could write, "The school board's decision is pending closure."
… Over the weekend, Corinne Nicolas, president of Trump Models, informed industry colleagues of the pending closure of the 18-year-old agency, in which Trump owns an 85percentt stake.
I appreciated the March 21 Metro article "Trail will keep a link to the past in Maryland" and was glad to see it refer to the pending closure of the Lyttonsville Place bridge.
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources, the agency that oversees the museum, announced the pending closure this past June, after the politicians failed to agree on a new budget.
Although changing economic and debt-market conditions make it tricky to forecast M&A activity this year, "With a total of 341 announced deals in 2007 pending closure, and mega transactions announced in the latter half of 2006 closed or cleared in early 2008, the new year is set to mirror or surpass that of 2007," PwC said in its annual report on M&A activity in the media industry.
Righeimer said he could comment, however, on Lackie, Dammeier, McGill & Ethir's pending closure.
The group sent an e-mail to customers earlier today announcing the pending closure.
While we are retaining our existing forecasts pending deal closure, we see strong visibility to potential 2016 estimated return on invested capital of 10% plus and earnings per share accretion of over 16%, with secondary contributions from a tax shield and further debt refinancing.
If it goes ahead with its decision, it would be the second time the bank has warned Somali remittance companies of pending account closures; in October 2014, the bank reversed a prior decision to close their accounts.
The new verdicts, following the convictions of three other men in a trial last year, brought at least preliminary closure, pending possible appeals by some of those convicted, to a case with major international implications.
Magistrates have urged the Justice Secretary to stop plans for a fresh round of up to 100 court closures pending controversial privatisation plans.
(3 Administrative closure of pending exclusion, deportation, or removal proceedings.
