It would be close to the perfect crime to create a pseudomonetary system that rips off other evildoers.
We knew it would be a close call but there were no other options.
It would surely be run close by the ghastly low-slung British embassy, now, amazingly, disposed of by some salesman of genius to a German telecoms group.
He said the next step would be to decrease benefits as the gap between benefits and pay would close and it would not be worthwhile for people to work.
It would be built on land close to the University of the West of England.
It would be in vain to close our eyes and see others' differences as if they were odd.
It would would seem to be a hard door to close.
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" She noted that in schools with high absentee rates among students or staffers it would be "appropriate to close schools, if they're not able to function.
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However, it would be a last resort to close fire stations and cut the number of fire engines.
It said one option would be to close the General Market and relocate 10 occupiers to the other two markets.
The statue of her carved by Antonio Canova, in which she insisted on being depicted naked as a goddess of love, caused the cardinal so much embarrassment that he not only refused to allow it to be displayed in public, but would only show it to close acquaintances by torchlight.
If the pipeline were to close, it would be a disaster for many North Sea firms.
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He said that it would be a mistake for Motorola to close the plant on the basis of short-term financial considerations.
But on Wednesday it said the decision to close would now be up to each individual school.
If it were to close, San Francisco would be the first big U.S. city without a major daily paper.
Deputy Dorey said as it was so close to Christmas it would be difficult to bring agency staff in, but he would ask.
It used to be that you would have to close down the UK company, pay all of the taxes due on having done that, then restart in Eire.
This would give EU citizens a new right, which MEPs and the Commission believe would be a major improvement, as it would allow someone living abroad to retain close links with their home country and ensure that specific national provisions are respected.
If that was to be the case, it is likely questions would be raised regarding the government's decision to close the apparently successful and overtly commercial UK Film Council, and instead place the future of British film with the more cerebral BFI.
It would be comforting to think that this crisis is close to an end.
"I think it would be a terrible loss if it had to close, " he said.
But it would be unwise to let the fear of cannibalization close the window on rich opportunities.
Mr Page, who said he had no involvement in the day-to-day running of the college, said after the court case it would be clear if the college would have to close.
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When something goes wrong, managers simply intone: It would be un-Japanese to fire anyone or to close plants.
According to Reuters, sources close to the deal said it would be relaunched "no later than early next week".
Despite these very positive developments, it would be highly premature to claim that we're close to winning the war.
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After announcing 14 months ago that he planned to resign Aug. 1, 1997 as independent counsel to accept the dual deanship at Pepperdine, Starr quickly reversed himself, saying it would be wrong to leave the investigation before it was close to closure.
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