Sentence examples for urgent closure from inspiring English sources

It can either issue a notice of proposal to de-register a service, which can take between four and six months, or, if there is immediate risk to residents, it can seek an urgent closure of the service.

In a blog at the time of the Old Village School home closure, Andrea Sutcliffe, chief inspector of adult social care at the CQC, said: "None of us want to put people through this upheaval and disruption – an urgent closure will always be a shock for the residents and their relatives and I understand their angry reactions".

Only patients suspected as suffering from open globe injury undergo urgent primary closure of the wound.

Six eyes required and underwent urgent primary closure of laceration for primary repair of open globe, one unsalvageable eye underwent primary enucleation, and two eyes underwent exploration of subconjunctival hemorrhage.

Its authors say the whole system needs "urgent appraisal" and recommend closure of Haut de la Garenne.

The only other population based study to date found a significant reduction in length of stay and duration of parenteral nutrition in infants managed with "urgent [primary fascial] closure" compared with initial application of a preformed silo, although the surgical strategy and perinatal management were not standardised.

For sudden closures based on urgent financial or quality reasons there may not be the luxury of time.

Sir Michael, chief executive of Ofsted - the education standards watchdog, has written to Education Secretary Nicky Morgan asking her to take urgent action to speed up their closure.

In November 2011 it emerged from a leaked email by the trust's chief executive that its financial position had worsened and urgent action was needed, which could include ward closures.

Evans felt that the parks issue was urgent and that her "district had more parks slated for closure than any other," said Teala Schaff, a spokeswoman for the senator's office.

In late August the state Energoatom agency announced that Ukraine was likely to miss the 2000 deadline for the closure of Chernobyl (agreed to at the same meeting) because of the urgent need for electricity during the coming winter.