Sentence examples for troubled trust from inspiring English sources

Currency controls would stop panicked Chinese from spiriting their money out of the country.The fate of China Credit Equals Gold, the troubled trust product based on loans to Zhenfu Energy, is instructive.

The National Audit Office, parliament's spending watchdog, said the most troubled trusts would now have to make such severe financial cuts to break even that patient care could suffer.

The overall deficit was £74 million, although the regulator stressed that figure was mostly due to a small number of "particularly financially troubled trusts", including Peterborough's £40 million annual gap.

The chairman of the BMA's consultants committee, Paul Miller, said yesterday that the huge deficits were due largely to the cost of management consultants sent by the government into troubled trusts.

Sending special administrators into a troubled health trust cost almost £19.5m, a health watchdog has revealed.

A troubled health trust covering south Cumbria and Lancashire has appointed an interim chief executive.

A troubled NHS trust has revealed a "comprehensive recovery plan" to make long-term changes to its hospitals.

A troubled hospital trust must remain in special measures until urgent improvements are made, England's chief inspector of hospitals has said.

The new chair of a troubled NHS trust has said its problems have been down to "the level of disengagement between the clinical staff and the managers".

A financially-troubled NHS trust should be broken up, leading to a radical overhaul in services across south east London, an administrator says.

The former chief executive of a troubled mental health trust has been given a £190,000 payoff after she left her latest role.