Sentence examples for subject to closure from inspiring English sources

"All side streets in the general area are subject to closure," the Police Department said.

The lab may be subject to closure for Private Events or Test Taking.

Public schools should be run as if they are businesses, subject to competition from other educational institutions and subject to closure if they don't work.

Streets subject to closure at the discretion of NYPD: W 34 St to E 57 St from 1 Avenue to 2 Ave, all inclusive<.

Head Start advocates said that although they're pleased they won't be subject to closure this time, they haven't stopped working to make sure lawmakers know the value of their programs.

Shellfish harvesting areas in UK waters are subject to closure due to the detection of high concentrations of toxins responsible for three shellfish poisoning syndromes: paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP), diarrhetic shellfish poisoning (DSP) and amnesic shellfish poisoning (ASP).

New York's shipping ports and airports might also be subject to closures or delay, crimping the national economy.

The following roads and surrounding areas will be subject to closures and parking restrictions from 0530 BST until 2000 BST: Birdcage Walk.

Highway 21 is often subject to closures at various points as it lies on the lee shore of Lake Huron.

The seal around the country was expanded in July 1962, when the GDR declared its entire Baltic coast a border zone subject to closures and restrictions.

The gaps that could not be closed or extended with the AK1 assembly were subjected to closure through local assembly using Canu27 or a contiguous subread.