Sentence examples for were to be shut from inspiring English sources

EDF Energy said four reactors at its Heysham 1 and Hartlepool plants were to be shut down while investigations continued looking into the defect.

And even if all coal mining were to be shut down today, the oil and gas lined up so far would take it past 1.5C.

"If that station were to be shut down for lack of funding, it would really, really hurt this town," Mr. Craft said.

Mr. Steets at Entergy said if the plant were to be shut down tomorrow, at least five years of cooling would be required before the radioactive fuel could be safely moved.

In a carefully co-ordinated operation unprecedented in German transport history, the city's two other airports, at Tegel and Schönefeld, were to be shut down hours before the opening of Willy Brandt in the early hours of 3 June.

Britain's position as an opted-out, slow-lane member really is a solitary status.Kirsty HughesLondonTurkey's secular stateSIR – You pinpointed how damaging it would be to Turkish democracy if the ruling Justice and Development (AK Partyy were to be shut down for being a force of anti-secularism ("Courtroom drama", April 5th).

Factories are to be shut.

It is to be shut down next January.

State firms are to be sold off and hopeless loss-makers are to be shut down.

This presumably means it is to be shut for business since it did not exist until 1918.

If monks or nuns visit the home of a self-immolator, their monasteries are to be shut down as punishment.