Sentence examples for reach closure from inspiring English sources
"reach closure" is a correct and usable term in written English
It is usually used to describe the act of resolving a particular issue or conflict. For example: "After months of negotiations, the parties were finally able to reach closure on the terms of the contract."
They help you reach closure.
Mr. Russert asked if Americans could reach "closure" without capturing him.
I hope now we are able to bring the community to find a solution and reach closure".
It is in the context of team discussions that managers reach closure on what good choices are available to them.
I suspect we will begin to see an uptick in fines in the second half as some of these new investigations begin to reach closure".
"Even though my son survived," Mr. Goddard said, "it's difficult to reach closure when more and more stuff keeps getting unearthed.
But you quickly realise that what we are still sorting out in Berlin is really the business of 1945 finally reaching closure.
At the time, Cardinal Law said in a statement that "this settlement is an important step in reaching closure for these victims".
Even when the discussion in a particular region appears to have reached closure, such as in central Europe, someone will often suddenly take a contrarian position and re-open the debate (e.g., Whittle 1996).
With Pinochet's death, the entire country dedicated itself to processing its perceptions about the caudillo, and to reaching closure in regard to this leader who had not been tried legally or historically.
Once again they will have an open field to monopolize the nation's conversation about off-camera events by spinning, speculating and sermonizing over how Monicagate at last reached "closure" on the Senate floor.
