Sentence examples for forced into administration from inspiring English sources

A good company making profits of over £100m, employing thousands of decent people, has been forced into administration.

A good company making profits of over £100 million, employing thousands of decent people has been forced into administration.

The "long established South London club" – to use the advert's own modest puff – were forced into administration on 26 January.

No wonder a series of companies that relied on high volume and low margins have been forced into administration.

He said: "I knew, like everyone else, that cash has been tight at Selhurst Park but I could not believe the news that we'd been forced into administration.

Cash-strapped sports broadcaster Setanta could be forced into administration this week after failing to make payments due on television rights, according to reports yesterday.

Stephen Byers, the transport secretary who forced Railtrack into administration, was casting around for ideas on what to do with the railways and plucked the model from a policy paper by the Institute for Public Policy and Research, one of the government's favourite think-tanks.

After leading The Millers to ninth in League Two the following season, he had them on course for the play-offs a year later until financial problems forced them into administration and a 17-point penalty.

In Wales, Labour remained the largest party but will be forced into running a minority administration after losing a seat on the assembly.

Both companies were bailed out by the Obama administration and forced into bankruptcy.

To some degree, he was forced into it by the Bush administration's legacy of torture and abuse, which made some important cases impossible to prosecute.