Sentence examples for dormant entities from inspiring English sources
In the case of dormant entities like the Heriot fund, the Cayman court said that liquidation was justified because "it has become impractical, if not actually impossible, to carry on its investment business in accordance with the reasonable expectations of its participating shareholders, based upon the representations contained in its offering document".
Secondly, the introduction of DFF was viewed as having played a crucial role in empowering HFCs to meet, plan and implement activities, increasing their sense of ownership and motivation, and in many facilities transforming committees from dormant entities to active stakeholders.
"Maersk Line will maintain a dormant business entity in Iran and will look to resume business should the sanctions regime be eased," the spokesperson concluded.
Although some of the reductions are quite significant, many have been completed for years and many of the closed entities had already been dormant.
But company filings show Mr. Yokoo himself had set up the three companies, in two cases using entities that had long gone dormant.
DTCs and CTCs might possibly be two biologically different entities, the DTCs may stay dormant in the BM for several years, and the CTCs might be migrating from a more actively proliferating cell clone in the tumor.
It remains to be seen if these two entities represent an unviable or simply dormant organism.
The I.O.R. had more than thirty thousand accounts, and thousands of them were dormant or "irregular": they belonged to nonreligious people or entities that may have engaged in tax evasion or money laundering.
EAPG (p < 0.05) on entities of these two subnetworks clearly supported our view that the gene expression patterns in eco-dormant and swelling buds were truly different.
They were comfortably dormant.
