Sentence examples for protracted closure from inspiring English sources
Had we thought for a moment there would be protracted closure of wholesale markets, we'd have been forced to take action".
"We failed, along with rest of the world, to anticipate the protracted closure of wholesale market".
Although the government approved her fund-raising schemes, she was blamed by her peers and the press for the loans and protracted closure of the building, and accused of overspending and mismanagement.
During a defensive appearance before the committee at which he refused to acknowledge any problems with the bank's board, Stevenson said he "felt awful" that the board had failed to foresee the "protracted" closure of the wholesale markets on which the bank relied for funding.
The erosion that formed the promontory has not stopped, and the road is plagued by rock slides, some of which have caused protracted closures.
Thousands of rail passengers between London, the West of England and South Wales faced protracted journeys due to the closure of the main line through Reading station.
Mr. Marshall's lawyer, Kenneth E. Warner, said in a statement that because of his client's age, he "much prefers closure to an expensive and protracted litigation over his mother's estate".
The protracted discussions with the Group of Seven (G-7) major industrial countries over the closure of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant were finally resolved on December 20.
Given the country's political dynamics, we wonder whether protracted litigation of more than 200 cases against the Marcoses and their closest associates will ever come to full closure.
They are also protracted.
