Sentence examples for practice of closing from inspiring English sources

Mr. de Blasio has said he would move away from Mr. Bloomberg's practice of closing schools.

The state will replicate the city's practice of closing low-performing schools.

Only now has he come to acknowledge that business is lost due to the merchants' practice of closing for the day before the evening commuters arrive.

The Democratic nominee, Bill de Blasio favors undoing much of the Bloomberg administration's centerpiece educational policies by slowing the growth of charter schools and ending, for at least a year, the practice of closing low-performing schools.

Union leaders described Mr. Thompson as a longtime advocate for students who would work to address the concerns of teachers, including reducing standardized testing and ending the city's practice of closing low-performing schools.

Under Mr. Klein and his boss, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, the city has stepped up its practice of closing large, poor-performing schools and replacing them with smaller ones, on the theory that a more intimate environment, a new administration and new teachers will do a better job with the neediest students.

Among Baptists, for example, the practice of "close communion" has restricted the ordinance to those who are baptized properly i.e., as adults upon a profession of faith.

These findings support the current practice of close antenatal monitoring and indicate the need for a randomized controlled trial to assess the benefit of treatment at reducing these risks.

The officer's actions and possible missteps have revived the debate over the continued existence of the so-called blue wall of silence, the practice of officers closing ranks to protect one another.

The Trojans stayed in nearby Omaha and practiced at a local high school; Carroll took the rare step of closing practice to outsiders after a local radio station announced the location.

The new operating system, launching alongside the phones is named after the practice of coding "closer to the metal": avoiding the abstractions that make development easier in favour of more direct access to the computing power of the device.