Sentence examples for routinely closed from inspiring English sources

The defects created by the radially expanding trocars do not have to be routinely closed.

The site, she said, "acts as one collection ground for all complaints and violations". MS. Kelch's case was routinely closed after last week's noninspection inspection.

The agency acknowledged in court on Thursday that it routinely closed cases in which claimants had died before their reviews could take place.

Human-rights groups and independent newspapers are routinely closed down and persecuted by the tax authorities (which are also deployed against political troublemakers in Ukraine).

No great leap of faith is required to imagine the reaction if public schools were routinely closed on Fridays, and imams insisted that they thus had a right to use those buildings as mosques at noon every Friday.

Alternatively, if a serious sex conviction should cost a footballer his entire career (along with the professions routinely closed to sex offenders) then a similar vigilance should, surely, be applied to discernible sleazebaggery in any other profession, from whistleblowing to royal work, where clemency might be mistaken for approval.

It's not obvious at her league competition, where Meaghan routinely closes out her nine-hole matches well before the ninth hole.

Several parts of the Tube network are congested: Victoria station routinely closes because of overcrowding, and the Northern line is packed.

Foremost, if these Always On 2.0 services really catch on, what happens when a publisher or developer without Blizzard's dedication and resources finds itself with heavy upkeep costs and dwindling player counts?" It's not as though publishers don't routinely close down servers either.

They routinely close out quarters with a net income of nearly zero.

Routinely close to half of the public says that there is no party on offer that they would vote for.