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Meanings of go into liquidation in English

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Usage of go into liquidation in English
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The factory established three years ago is expected to go into liquidation.
The Irish Times
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But, on the flip side, 10 or so go into liquidation… Audio
Radio NZ
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Construction giant Carillion is to go into liquidation, threatening thousands of jobs.
BBC
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Sir, - This month saw yet another once-successful construction company go into liquidation.
The Irish Times
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Flight operations will be discontinued shortly and the airline will go into liquidation.
Forbes
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According to its website, BluePoint plans to go into liquidation.
Reuters
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That left the company unable to continue trading and forced it to go into liquidation.
The Guardian
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The board of Irish Fertiliser Industries has announced the company is to go into liquidation.
The Irish Times
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Whelans has 470 employees and may go into liquidation once the termination comes into effect.
The Irish Times
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Tuskar has threatened it will have to go into liquidation unless the dispute is resolved.
The Irish Times
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New City would go into liquidation proceedings if the new plan is rejected again, he said.
Reuters
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Confirmation that Waterford's Red Kettle Theatre Company is to go into liquidation has been greeted with shock.
The Irish Times
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In accordance with Article 109l of this Treaty, the EMI shall go into liquidation on the establishment of the ECB.
The Treaty of the European Union, Maastricht Treaty, 7th Februar...
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Every bank, and brewery, and building society in the world might go into liquidation at once for aught he cared.
The Book of the Bush / Containing Many Truthful Sketches of the ...
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But there is a very general feeling among the male members that the club will have to go into liquidation.
The Hohenzollerns in America / With the Bolsheviks in Berlin and...
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The Co Donegal firm James Likely Ltd, which contracted plumbing and mechanical services across the country, is to go into liquidation.
The Irish Times
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