Sentence examples for was forcibly closed from inspiring English sources

Discovery free school in Crawley, West Sussex, was forcibly closed.

This was forcibly closed by armed paramilitary after just six days.

Her office was raided, and eventually it was forcibly closed and the equipment confiscated.

Arthur Anderson was forcibly closed by the SEC and agreed to a $72.5m settlement with Enron shareholders in 2007.

It came to an end following the 1991 Memorial Day riot, when the park was forcibly closed and the homeless encampments, known as Dinkinsville, were razed.

Already, almost every liquor shop in southern Iraq appears to have been forcibly closed.

Take its Chinese operations, which helped keep the bank afloat in the 1930s, only to be forcibly closed in 1949.

Once your account is forcibly closed it can also make it very difficult to open another one.

In February, Human Rights Watch, based in New York, said in a report on religious freedom in Indonesia that more than 400 churches had been forcibly closed between 2005 and 2010.

By the end of the Cultural Revolution in 1976, the number of lawyers in China dropped to below 3000 as all of the country's law firms and schools were forcibly closed.

The government is prepared to embark on the same wave of newspaper closures and mass arrests of journalists that followed the brief Tehran spring of free expression of the late 1990s, when hundreds of new publications opened, only to be forcibly closed.