Sentence examples for led to administration from inspiring English sources

He also picked up seven of the nine supporters' awards, though Portsmouth's relegation from the Championship to League one, coupled with their financial difficulties, which led to administration in February, have forced them to sell one of their most prized assets.

He quit his post at Tynecastle, with the Edinburgh club second bottom of the league and crippled by the financial problems that led to administration over the summer.

He also defended the record of his coaching staff, before and after the departure of previous manager Walter Smith and the period under the ownership of Craig Whyte that eventually led to administration and Rangers starting again in Division Three.

This "discovery" led to administration of pain medication to babies undergoing procedures like open heart surgery, which had not occurred before.

There was some form of physical examination in two encounters, both of which led to administration of first aid.

Lower than anticipated yield, led to administration of the screening questionnaire to all patients aged 18 65 in five of the thirteen practices.

It is also argued that tax-financing enables governments to judge priorities among all fields of public expenditure, and, where it leads to administration by government, this secures closer coordination between social security and other services.

Probably because the president isn't up for re-election and tries actual governance without political considerations which often leads to administration hubris which never plays well in our highly partisan universe.

A clinical infection is likely to lead to administration of anti-malarials and faster recovery.

Poor performance of the drug leads to administration in higher doses possibly leading to liver abnormalities, rhabdomyolysis, arthralgia, and kidney failure.

It was also that zeitgeist that led to his administration's ill-fated Bay of Pigs Cuban invasion.