The decision by the chairman, Chung Mong Hun, came after the government rejected a request from Hyundai for state financing to rescue the investment trust.
Clause 119 gives special administrators the power to make changes to neighbouring services while trying to rescue failing NHS trusts.
A child that stops crying gives up the hope of being "rescued", and loses trust in you, the parent, as the protector.
Later, Mr. Morgan persuaded bankers to put up $25 million to rescue problem banks and trust companies.
One of Labour's greatest challenges – in Labour's ranks John Denham makes this point – is rescuing the public's trust that Labour will deliver services cost-effectively, as part of its recovery of a general reputation for competence in office.
What is strange is that we now depend on the state to re-establish trust by rescuing and even nationalizing financial institutions, relying on the same authority that gives paper money its value.
"It certainly doesn't bode well for the wherewithal to deal with some of the tough decisions," Dr. Joseph R. Marbach, a political scientist at Seton Hall, said of the trust-fund rescue plan.
The trust, which rescues at-risk buildings by turning them into holiday homes, is also in talks with other institutions to make the author's dream a reality.
More hospitals in England are likely to be put in special measures, the health secretary has said as he unveiled the rescue plan for failing trusts.
There is a preservation trust attempting to rescue the theatre.
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