Sentence examples for danger of liquidation from inspiring English sources

In fact, the airline warned in a bankruptcy filing last month that it was in danger of liquidation by mid-February, unless employees grant the company $950 million in wage and benefit cuts.

Lawyers for the airline said yesterday that US Airways would be in danger of liquidation without the emergency cuts, which the airline has asked the court to impose on unions that have not reached agreements on permanent cuts.

Nancy and Reg, (known by all as Bing) were schoolteachers who in 1938 answered an advertisement in the back of the Manchester Guardian and offered to foster this Austrian boy of 11, who like all the Jews of Europe would soon have come to be in danger of liquidation by the Nazis.

Rangers are awaiting the verdict of a tax tribunal, which could cost as much as £75m, but Clark said that he does not believe there is any danger of liquidation.

It appears that support for changes is gathering pace with Rangers in danger of going into liquidation, which could at least lead to the club leaving the SPL or going out of existence completely.

A report from the Eastern Front dated October 25 , 1941 reads that "due to the grave danger of epidemic, the complete liquidation of Jews from the ghetto in Vitebsk was begun on October 8 , 1941

The moment of liquidation is the essence of capitalism".

We have a funny set of liquidation buyers.

Suddenly we're hearing talk of liquidation coming out of the courtroom.

On matters of liquidation, she said: "It's his baby and that's his prerogative".

You've probably never heard of "liquidation preferences".