Suppression, the forced closure of a parish or association in Canon law (Catholic Church)

Eventually, the innovations of Jacob Beer in Berlin were curtailed by the government's forced closure of his synagogue.

Due to a forced closure issued by the government, the school closed in 2012.

It was run by the Speedway Riders' Association of South Australia and ran from 1981 until its forced closure in 1997.

Royal Bank re-opened in February 2011, after six years of forced closure.

By November 1917, the provisional government felt besieged enough to order the forced closure of Bolshevik newspapers and the arrest of much of the party's leadership.

On 20 February, a high court order to enforce the payment of the debt was issued; failure to repay it could mean the forced closure of the company.

On Thursday, the anti-Sandinista newspaper La Prensa published its first isssue after 15 months of forced closure.

In short, the forced closure of TV-6 certainly spells a decline in the Russian press landscape.

When La Prensa reopened in October after 451 days of forced closure, Government officials urged its editors to be constructive and responsible.