Sentence examples for liquidation around from inspiring English sources
Learning lessons The Guardian asked NHS Wandsworth, which runs the PCT, if it should have been more aware of Secure's financial problems, given that the company went into voluntary liquidation around seven weeks after it had signed a new contract.
This was London's first home game since their voluntary liquidation, with debts of around £3m. Wigan had argued that a 10-point penalty should be imposed on the reformed club, but the Broncos avoided any sanction when the Super League clubs voted 5-4 in their favour.
The answer, Noah, because he floated his stock while the world around him was in liquidation.
"If Tim Armstrong can't turn it around, they'll just sell off the pieces and go into liquidation.
The two funds have been around since the 1990s and are in their liquidation phase; the rue21 investment is their last holding.
Now it is open to bids from anyone prepared to attempt to turn around its fortunes after a court agreed this week a liquidation plan for its original developers – allowing the partly occupied building to be put on the market.
No doubt the liquidation of Ahmed al-Jabari is an earthquake in Gaza and around it... Israel should send clear messages to Hamas leaders: they cannot tour the world as diplomats by day and behave like terrorists by night.
In February, Pompey made around 30 staff redundant including chief executive David Lampitt and the club face liquidation if they cannot reduce their playing staff further.
Bankruptcy meant liquidation.
