Examples of 'made to close' in a sentence
Meaning of "made to close"
made to close: This phrase suggests that something has been created or designed with the purpose of shutting or covering a gap, an opening, or a fastening
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made to close
Efforts would be made to close those gaps.
In the interest of safety the decision was made to close the school.
Sutures are made to close the dermal incision.
By tomorrow, the decision will be made to close this place.
Eventually plans were made to close as a school and reopen as a Catholic sixth form college.
The very difficult decision was made to close the program.
An attempt was made to close down the subways, but with mixed results.
How is the determination made to close schools?
The decision has been made to close the protection unit immediately.
At the conclusion of that meeting, the decision was made to close the University.
An immediate decision was made to close down the school for mold remediation.
After consultation with Moravian leaders, the decision was made to close the mission.
No attempt should be made to close a wound by stitching.
The renter may request that an exception be made to close the bar at 2 am.
Multiple failed attempts were made to close the diversion and establish a controlled flow via headgates.
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In the Closing state, an active attempt is made to close the connection.
Had any effort been made to close that gap by providing sustainable work for women?
At the end of World War II, plans were made to close the fort.
As a result, the decision was made to close a significant number of schools across the state.
As part of the merger, the decision was made to close St. Mary's Church.
Efforts were made to close down Hindu-owned cinemas.
Big changes had to be made to close the gap.
A particular effort was made to close programmes in Italy, which were the most numerous.
Preparations were being made to close operations.
A final weld is then made to close off the interior portion.
How is the decision made to close schools?
Every effort should be made to close the VAT gap insofar as possible.
A decision had been made to close the centre.
By another movement it can be made to close again, the mechanism being cleverly concealed.
The decision has been made to close this business.
In 2007 the decision was made to close the school because of lack of pupils.
Following the hearing, a decision is made to close the case or to propose penalties.
Twice efforts have been made to close down the institution.
Significant efforts have been made to close the gender gap in education.
A sealing process is then made to close the pore of the oxide layer.
Why was a decision made to close the college?
A second attempt was made to close the bus-tie breaker.
If not, another attempt is made to close it via percutaneous access.
Every effort must be made to close all the checkpoints!
In Japan, clothes are made to close left over right.
It was then that the decision was made to close the school for the day . ".
Siegers, C. No effort is made to close the defect.
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