Sentence examples for ceased to trade from inspiring English sources

Schwarzenegger, merrily installing his self-deprecation software, has never ceased to trade on this rumor, and the screenwriters, John Brancato and Michael Ferris, duly feed him his lines.

In this case, the manufacturer should clearly not have marketed prostheses containing industrial silicone, but in 2010 that company ceased to trade, so no recompense can be sought from it.

A message on the company's website on Friday night said: "We deeply regret to announce that the lowcosttravelgroup ceased to trade on 15 July 2016, following exhaustive attempts by the group's directors to rescue the group, which has been hampered by the recent and ongoing turbulent financial environment".

Their summary on the history of RP reflects the competition between suppliers of RP technologies, and lists suppliers and manufacturers of RP systems, which have ceased to trade [32].

Setanta Sports, an Irish corp, broadcasts "other" sports like soccer and rugby here in the U.S. Setanta sent out e-mails to its ITVN subscribers in recent days saying that ITVN has "ceased to trade".

Around 12percentt of them have ceased to trade over the last five years.

They have to make a profit or cease to trade.

Shockingly, the Senate version of the bill more or less would require us to cease to trade derivatives entirely.

Commissioning targets are important in ensuring the commercial viability of a press: without books, it ceases to trade.

"It is not being alarmist to say that many bee farmers will cease to trade as a result of this season," Margaret Ginman of the Britain's Bee Farmers Associationn said this week, summing up the impact of a rain-battered spring.

They lost the Eighty Years' War in 1648 and had to agree with the Dutch that Antwerp would cease to trade with the rest of the world in order that Amsterdam could prosper.