Sentence examples similar to wind-down of activities from inspiring English sources

Regarding whether she provides a realistic assessment of O.L.A., Ms. Miller's language actually confuses liquidation — the closing of a company and the winding down of its activities — with resolution (see Page 6 of her speech).

He noted that "one important practical step would be to require any regulated bank itself to produce a plan for an orderly wind down of its activities," i.e., akin to making a will.

"Either we'll see the winding down of the operations of such companies or the passing of legislation to regulate their activity".

Criminal prosecutions may follow the winding-down of the companies.

For months now, the American military here has talked of moving into "Phase Four," which would mean winding down combat activities and entering a period of reconstruction.

And now that we're winding down our business activities, our social activities have to take over.

A limitation of this study was its timing, which coincided with a period when it was announced that the hospital was winding down its activities in preparation for a massive renovation,and referrals to satellite hospitals were actively encouraged.

One result is that more and more venture firms are winding down their activities.

UBS said it was winding down fixed-income activities that were no longer profitable because of new capital rules and a weak market.

The process requires a lot of energy, but sleep allows the brain to wind down its activity, consolidate our memories, and be ready to start again the next morning.

Formation 8 — the VC firm co-founded by Palantir's Joe Lonsdale, Brian Koo and Jim Kim — is winding down its investment activities.