To break the chain of transmission during the epidemic, the HFMD Task Force coordinated a swift, nationwide closure of preschool centers on October 1, 2000, reopening them on October 16, 2000, only when the HFMD reports recorded a declining trend, and no additional severe cases and deaths associated with the disease were reported.
Its production, and the swift wound-closure that accompanied it, are simply stopgap measures to prevent blood loss and infection.
Kudos to eBay CEO John Donahue for recognizing the issues and having his management team take swift action to put closure on the issues.
But as the anniversary of the massacre looms, coinciding with the rape and murder of a stranger, the dour townspeople of Signal Port are acting weird enough to galvanize a sheriff's deputy named Rhoda Swift into a quest for "closure".
Businesses from South Africa could face closure in Nigeria unless it takes swift action to stop the violence, according to the eNews Channel Africa.
"Do you really think that I am happy as a result of giving some orders for more closures, and more closures, and more closures?" Mr. Ben-Eliezer asked, referring to blockades on Palestinian areas in his characteristically swift, staccato delivery.
Grabbing Grameen The power of tribes ReprintsThe closure of Megaupload which insists it has done nothing wrong has triggered a swift response from other file-sharing sites, or "cyberlockers".
Winnipeg experienced a severe economic downturn in advance of the early 1980s recession, during which the city incurred closures of prominent businesses, including the Winnipeg Tribune, as well as the Swift's and Canada Packers meat packing plants.
A swift death for the Al Qaeda leader may have prompted, for some, more dissatisfaction than closure.
