Sentence examples for reason for closure from inspiring English sources

There is no valid educational reason for closure and the parents have demonstrated to East Dunbartonshire council that there are no cost benefits accruing from the decision.

The challenging aluminum market conditions largely driven by increased Chinese exports were the reason for closure.

The single most common reason for closure of drug development programs is safety, usually during discovery phase mandatory toxicity testing [ 8] (Fig.  2).

However, Smith also said that new high-speed services, cited as one reason for closures, were not always a useful substitute for night trains: "Paris-Madrid still takes eight hours, so it makes sense to do it overnight – but you can't".

A spokeswoman for Leeds City Council pointed to falling visitor numbers against a backdrop of financial austerity as one of the reasons for closure, but said the council was open to other organisations taking over the running of the centre.

The supposed health and safety reasons for closure given by the cathedral haven't, to my knowledge, been specified in a way that would allow the protesters to improve matters, and so things have come to a sort of impasse.

The reasons for closure were: lost to contact, clinical reason, death, and other.

Cited reasons for closure of the peritoneum include restoration of anatomy and re-approximation of tissues, reduction of infection by re-establishing an anatomical barrier, reduction of wound dehiscence, reducing haemorrhage, minimisation of adhesions and continuation of what was thought as standard (Bamigboye 1999; Duffy 1994).

The latest Advertising Association AAadspendend figures - for the third quarter of 2011 - illustrate the commercial reasons for closures.

Now the show's producers cite falling ticket sales as the reason for its closure.

"TfL were telling people the reason for the closure was flooding, because technically it was.