Sentence examples for wind down of operations from inspiring English sources

"Given the complexity of the University-1 well and the sensitive arctic environment in the Kara Sea, ExxonMobil sought, and was granted, limited relief from the Treasury Department sanctions to enable a safe and orderly wind down of operations related to this exploration well," said Jeffers.

The French will supply Barkhane with 20 helicopters, 200 armoured vehicles, ten transport aircraft, six fighter planes and three drones.The timing is linked to the winding down of "Operation Serval" in Mali.

Bradlees, which is based in Braintree, Mass., said an "orderly wind-down of operations" would allow it to maximize its value.

A separate regulator should have the power to seize and wind down operations of a failing institution.

Senate Dems and Republicans have just agreed to jettison a $50 billion fund in the financial reform bill that would have been used to wind down operations of a failing bank.

After all, though the photo and video sharing startup had weathered a fair share of public problems from the time it was founded to the recent wind-down of its operations and employees, Color and its investors still held on to some serious assets and money left over from its more than $41 million in venture funding.

Banking and insurance regulators have been in touch with A.I.G.'s new chief executive, Edward M. Liddy, about plans to wind down the operations of A.I.G.'s financial products unit.

That is a direct outcome of President Bush's having ignored the recommendations of James Baker's Iraq Study Group to wind down combat operations and parley with Iran and Syria.

Because of the winding down of operations in Iraq, the Office of Management and Budget currently expects a 4% increase in base funding over 2009—not exactly short rations.

Members of 40 Commando Royal Marines leave the Nahr-e Saraj district as the UK continues the winding down of operations in the country.

To that end, the state offered $1.75 billion for the land and assets of U.S. Sugar, giving the company six years to wind down its operations.