Sentence examples for off the flagship from inspiring English sources

MILWAUKEE (AP) -- University of Wisconsin leaders have asked Gov. Scott Walker not to spin off the flagship UW-Madison campus from the rest of the system, saying the rumored move would create unnecessary competition that would hurt all the Wisconsin colleges.

Giles was moved off the flagship BBC1 current affairs series last year after four years at the helm, and into a new role looking at the future of the corporation's current affairs output.

Most of the charter class came off the flagship's wait list.

If only the same could be said of the flagship Janus growth funds, which fell off a cliff two years ago.

"Presenter Evan Davis signed off the BBC2 flagship news programme with Newsy McNewsnight.

An investigation by the GMB union and the Daily Mirror into council house sell-offs in the flagship Tory borough of Wandsworth, south London, earlier this year found that 6,180 of the 15,874 dwellings sold under right-to-buy legislation are now owned by private landlords who rent them to private tenants.

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Rudd's speech comes at the end of a week when her department cut solar power subsidies and killed off the UK's flagship scheme for making homes more energy efficient.

He laid off 700 people at the flagship paper.

Citing declining sales, Schottenstein Stores Corporation, the Columbus, Ohio, conglomerate that bought the business from its longtime owner, Corning Inc., in 2008, announced last fall that it would close the factory in the small city of Corning in western New York, lay off 60 workers and shutter the flagship New York store, ending a run of 108 years.

On the same day that N.C.A.A. kicks off its flagship event, one of the ugly realities of college athletics has surfaced.