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But if it happened, Citi could argue that EMI was trading insolvently because there was little or no prospect that the loss-making group would meet banking covenants.
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"You are clearly trading insolvently," Mr Registrar Jacques warned them.
Sir Dave Richards and the ailing fortunes of Sheffield Wednesday David Conn 2010
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If I'd understood what trading insolvently meant, that's what we were doing.
Feeling Listless - "Taking the credit for your second symphony." 2004
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You also need to be sure that your business is not trading insolvently and that you can trade through your problems.
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The High Court, which last week heard Pompey were trading insolvently, will make a decision about winding them up on March 1 once they have examined the club's latest set of figures.
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Since going into administration the company has been shown to be trading insolvently, having no idea of customer care and operating a system that was obviously flawed.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010
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Mr Benstead told how he owed customers £20m with just £4m in the bank and had been trading insolvently.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010
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The directors of failed currency exchange group Crown Currency Exchange overstated accounts, backdated reports and traded insolvently for up to two years before calling in administrators, according to accountants investigating the collapse.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010
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The company was in danger of trading insolvently so it was decided to put it into administration to allow Mr McGrath (who is a Labour Euro candidate) to buy it from the administrators.
Iain Dale's Diary 2009
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If all banks are all trading insolvently then the world economy is based on a hallucination, a mass deception, a general agreement to ignore reality.
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