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shutting

shutting
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    • the act of closing something

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    1. Shutting down.
    2. Would you mind shutting the door?
    3. The son demonstrated his anger by shutting the door and noisily.
    4. We have ways of making women speak; we have none for shutting them up.
    5. A kindly-looking young woman took the hand of the miserable drunkard and drew him inside, shutting the door before he had time to realise what had happened.
    6. .3 arrangements for automatically shutting off the electrical power upon activation of the extinguishing system;
    7. .3 arrangements, operable from within the galley, for shutting off the exhaust fans; and
    8. That is, those costs which can be avoided by ceasing to generate or by shutting down stations.
    9. That is, those costs which cannot be avoided by ceasing to generate or by shutting down stations.
    10. In addition, controls for remote closing of the fire doors and shutting down the ventilation fans, shall be centralised in the same location.
    11. .3 arrangements operable from within the galley for shutting off the exhaust fans; .4 fixed means for extinguishing a fire within the duct; and
    12. The specific nature of this industry means that temporary shutting down of the production process destroys the production equipment (ovens) and restarting would require large additional investments.
    13. Optionally, the test may start directly from the engine preconditioning phase without shutting the engine off, when the engine has reached the idle speed.
    14. As regards wine production, the obligation to deliver grapes, must and wine is tantamount to shutting down such capacity, but only for the five-year period covered by that obligation.
    15. If, however, measures in force were repealed and anti-dumping measures were not imposed, the Community industry would likely face a growing unfair competition problem which would drive certain Community producers out of the market; an additional cost would be the shutting down or the reconversion of machineries.