Sentence examples for formally wound from inspiring English sources

The investigation into the January 8 rampage that left six people dead – including a federal judge and a nine-year-old girl – and another 13 wounded has been formally wound up.

The SLHT has already been formally wound up, with hospitals and services transferred to other trusts.

The Financial Services Authority, the chief regulator, will not be formally wound up until 2012.

Instead, hostilities weren't formally wound down until March, when the Treaty of Moscow left the Soviet Union with slightly expanded territory and a severely damaged international reputation.

With his contract up for renewal in September, Hogan-Howe is expected to admit mistakes in the VIP paedophile ring investigation known as Operation Midland, which is expected to be formally wound up within weeks.

The Tasmanian expects to be able to leave Saint Petersburg, where he is celebrating with his wife Christine and daughter Madeleine, once the criminal investigation is formally wound up and immigration provides a visa.

A trained blinded reviewer formally assessed the wound on day five to seven or at discharge if the patient left hospital earlier.

Wounded, wounded, wounded!

The 16-year-old, who has not yet been formally identified, was found covered in stab wounds and blood by police at 5.30 yesterday morning after an alert from a passer-by.

The military flights, usually C-130s carrying Haitians with spinal cord injuries, burns and other serious wounds, ended on Wednesday after Gov. Charlie Crist of Florida formally asked the federal government to shoulder some of the cost of the care.

Thames Valley Police said the man, who has not been formally identified but is believed to be Boumeester, died from gunshot wounds to the head.