Sentence examples for ordered to be wound from inspiring English sources

In the case of the other firm where he was a director, Tixway, it was ordered to be wound up in July 2012.

By November 1950, the subsidiary company handling the Caribbean resort was ordered to be wound up by a court.

The financier said he had ordered Mint Holdings to be wound up in 2002, but a "clerical error" meant this never happened.

In 1990, the recently elected President FW de Klerk ordered Project Coast to be wound down.

In 1990, the recently elected President F. W. de Klerk ordered Project Coast to be wound down.

After witnessing a gassing, he gave 28 people promotions, and ordered the operation of the camp to be wound down.

In April 2012, the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands ruled that the fund was insolvent and ordered that it be wound up (liquidated).

The great thing about this place is that in order to be fast you need to wind off all of the downforce, and that makes a 605kg, 800bhp F1 car as friendly as a rattlesnake with a hernia.

They wound themselves in order to be sent to hospital rather than jail.

They are oriented at a right angle to the wind in order to be most effective.

A number of double pancake coils have been wound in order to test the winding procedure and tape performance for the development of a 4 T, 50 mm inner bore diameter, Bi(2 2 2 3)/AgMg magnet operating at liquid Ne temperature.