Sentence examples for being wound down from inspiring English sources

The war in Iraq is being wound down.

Those funds are being wound down, he said.

Now the program is being wound down, and most of the securities have been sold.

The fund is being wound down and investors are receiving proceeds from the sales of securities.

July 1997: Scotland Yard say the hunt for Nickell's murderer is being wound down.

The investment bank, once the powerhouse of RBS, is being wound down by McEwan.

Scotland Yard announces that the hunt for Nickell's murderer is being wound down.

Oxford University's legendary Bullingdon Club is reportedly in danger of being wound down for good.

By October all publications had been pulled, and BSkyB Publications was also being wound down.

There's some debate among economists about the results of these programs; the U.S. one is only just being wound down.

Two other banks, Anglo Irish and Irish Nationwide, have already been nationalised and are being wound down.