Sentence examples for be wound up which from inspiring English sources

Or should the business simply be wound up – which could result in the destruction of a successful business?

An EU team is in Pristina planning a mission to take over from the present UN one, which will be wound up.

Predictably, some of the strongest opposition to the idea comes from the lower-tier district councils which would be wound up.

From the time the series took root in 1961 until 1969 when it was wound up, and by which time a third female sidekick, Tara King (played by Linda Thorson) had joined him, Macnee as Steed was the constant factor.

In the 1979 case of X v the United Kingdom, the European Commission on Human Rights (a body that used to make the initial assessment of applications to the European Court of Human Rights but which was wound up just over 10 years ago) decided that Article 3 of the First Protocol did not require states to allow their citizens resident abroad to vote in elections.

It had a limited life, after which it was wound up.

The longer queues formed outside branches of Laiki, which is being wound up.

The Tory leader said the insolvency threshold at which firms could be wound up for not paying taxes would be lifted from £750 to £5,000.

In 1974, the two were linked underground, and all coal was wound up at Bickershaw, which had better winding facilities, while Parsonage was used for supplies.

It's not just Borgen which is winding up.

The private Phoenix partnership, in which the four had a stake, owns 50% of MGR Capital, which was wound up earlier this year with net assets of £23m.