Meanings of close permanently in English

Without revenue, these businesses can only survive for so long before they close permanently.

St Patrick's will close permanently in the next six months.

The Magnox plant is to close permanently this year.

Businesses have been forced to close permanently or have only recently reopened under Level 3 regulations.

The majority of restaurants to close permanently will be those in the Frankie & Benny's chain.

And access to the motorway for city-bound traffic, via the John Paterson Drive roundabout, will close permanently.

The Saipan Tribune reports that there isn't a scheduled date for when the shelters will close permanently.

The historic Bewley's cafe on Grafton Street is to close permanently with the loss of 110 jobs.

Eight courthouses around the country will close permanently by the end of the year, the Courts Service has announced.

It is looking increasingly likely the Pike River coal mine will have to close permanently as a result of the tragedy.

Switzerland's oldest bank is to close permanently after pleading guilty in a New York court to helping Americans evade their taxes.

St Mary's School for Visually Impaired Girls in Merrion, Dublin, was due to close permanently when the school term ends tomorrow.

And on that note, if the business needs to close permanently, it will need to run a fair and proper restructure process.

Sun International has announced that two if its casinos, including the once-iconic Carousel Casino in the North West, are to close permanently.

The service, which had been due to close permanently from tomorrow, has received a temporary reprieve as various State bodies argue over its future.

Nuffield Southampton Theatres (NST) announced last week it would close permanently after potential buyers were unable to agree a deal with administrators.