Sentence examples similar to close of liquidation from inspiring English sources

Bournemouth will take their place in the top flight of English football having been close to liquidation in 2008 and a game away from going out of the Football League in 2009.

It is a stark contrast from the administration-hit years of 1997 and 2008 when the Cherries came close to liquidation.

Football ownership is under huge scrutiny at present with Pompey the latest club close to liquidation, while in the Premier League, the finances of Manchester United are also being watched closely following their recent US stock market floatation.

Promotion will see them earn in the region of £120m but Howe says the club, who were close to liquidation in 2008, will be prudent in their spending.

The Cherries will take their place in the Premier League next season having been close to liquidation in 2008, and a game away from going out of the Football League in 2009.

A club scarred by tragedy and close to liquidation several times are at Wembley for a major cup final.

Until the bailout on May 9 the pessimists had us persuaded that Greece was on the verge of liquidation and Spain was close behind.

The closing or liquidation of an ETF is usually an orderly process.

At the lunchtime rally, workers protested that Wells Fargo was not extending the factory credit to buy the fabric needed to produce its line of fall suits, a move they fear will push Hartmarx closer toward liquidation.

Thus, the supervisor liquidates the bank when the social benefits of liquidation, which are (E(Lmid s -E(Rmid s -E aRmidreater than the liquidation cost (deltare.

The moment of liquidation is the essence of capitalism".