Sentence examples for risk takeover from inspiring English sources

Hospitals are anticipating a £2.2bn deficit this financial year, and have been ordered to balance their books next year or risk takeover by national regulators.

Hospitals and other NHS services were told last month they would have to eliminate soaring budget deficits by the end of the next financial year, or forfeit their share of £1.8bn in new funding and risk takeover by regulators.

The city's recent financial problems caused Governor Snyder to demand that Detroit enter into a consent agreement or risk takeover by the state.

As a result, the Afghan state is at risk of takeover by a malign coalition of extremists, criminals, and opportunists.

#Pfizer May 19 , 20147.17am BST AstraZeneca says it rejected Pfizer's £69bn offer because of the risk a takeover would pose to its pharmaceutical work, and the uncertainty it would create, as well as on price grounds.

A troubled previous marriage, to Los Angeles rival First Interstate, had exposed it to the risk of takeover, and it grew nervous as it watched other banks go from merely big to huge.

Most important, the city was given several years to spread the pain and straighten out its finances back then, while it is now obligated by law to balance its budget each year or risk a takeover of its finances by a state control board.

"The information available to us as the sponsoring ministry suggests the risk of takeovers [of local breweries] are likely to be slight over the next year or two," an official noted.

But it also means a fine balance between the ideal of local control of a public service - and the risk of takeovers by self-appointed community leaders.

Now his choice may be to reluctantly accept more taxes or risk a state takeover.

Moreover, he said, in the consolidation of European banking, banks are under pressure to keep profitability and the share price up "or risk becoming a takeover victim".