Sentence examples for will be kept closed from inspiring English sources

The curtains will be kept closed, with voters merely parting the curtain to enter the booth.

In a carefully choreographed move, Hamas offices will be kept closed and group members who remain in the kingdom will be barred from political activity.

"The gestation period is longer, it takes longer to mature," he said, adding that alumni companies will be kept close.

It points either to a brash certainty that the footage will be kept close to official chests, or a chilling assumption that little fallout will come from the footage being released.

Things will be kept close to home on opening day, which the bar has dubbed "local bitterness" night, featuring India pale ales from nearby brewers such as Eagle Rock, Bootlegger, Smog City, Cismontane and Ladyface.

It is expected that languages from the same family will be kept close in the layout produced by QAPgrid.

This means the rear door will have to be kept closed when the bus is in motion.

A closet will reduce noise between spaces if the door is kept closed.

It is not clear whether the American whistleblower will be treated in Russia as a privileged foreigner entitled to special exemptions from the Russian ways and norms, or just as any ordinary Russian, or if, as some local experts have suggested, he will be kept under close surveillance by the Russian special services.

By contrast, Starship's ground-based robots will be kept under close supervision by human operators.

A Home Office spokesman said: "The commissioner has concluded that steps are being taken to address these issues, and the police have provided further assurances that they will be kept under close review.