He had never liked the term "closure," he said, and he likes it less now.
In a wider way, this has become not only about those directly affected, but also about the country demanding – to coin the tiresome American term – "closure".
Parents have expressed concern at its long term closure but the school's foundation status means governors can assume full control of the premises.
Moreover, it significantly improves the source term closure, which is demonstrated on the basis of the optimal estimator approach and, overall, describes the investigated DNS flame with very good accuracy.
In a statement on the school's website titled "short term closure", interim principal Stuart Wilson said: "Owing to a health and safety issue, I have taken the decision to close the school... until I am confident that all children are safe on site.
In recent years, management of this species in southwest Madagascar has focused on short-term closures to fishing within specific tidal reef flat areas.
Furthermore, the effectiveness of live bird market closures varied between regions; short-term closures were substantially less effective than interventions in other regions.
In UK waters, an effective shellfish monitoring system acts as a sentinel, and has prevented serious impact on human health but this has led to long-term closures of fisheries, with severe economic consequences [ 5].
As one of Teesside's biggest employers, long-term closure could be devastating.
The company cited the recalls of tens of millions of bottles of Tylenol and other well-known brands, long-term closure of the suburban Philadelphia factory that made them and unfavorable currency exchange rates.
"However, whilst there is a short-term issue with the asset class, I do not think this will lead to long-term closure of property funds as it is driven by asset allocation decisions not by investors needing access to money".
