Sentence examples for before filing for a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zimmer said he would wait for the final results before filing for a recount.

Investors could charge property owners 18percentt interest and had to wait only six months before filing for a foreclosure, compared with a year or longer in other jurisdictions.

You may not be eligible for a Certificate of Rehabilitation because you were convicted of a sex offense under Penal Code sections 286(c), 288, 288.5 or 289 j), or you were convicted of a certain misdemeanor offense, or you have not lived in California for five (5) years before filing for a Certificate of Rehabilitation.

The company raised nearly $100 million from investors but built fewer than 2,000 bikes before filing for bankruptcy protection.

The spectacular growth in the company's valuation echoes that of Groupon, the online discount company that rejected a $6bn offer from Google before filing for an IPO.

Miao Pai, which lets users shoot, edit, and share 10 second videos, launched in late 2013 with help from Sina Weibo (the company spun off its microblogging service as Weibo before filing for an initial public offering in 2014).

Couples would no longer be required to seek a legal separation of up to one year before filing for divorce, "a protracted agony," he said in a telephone interview.

Pricewaterhouse claims that Lehman in New York transferred $8 billion out of its European subsidiary just before filing for bankruptcy, a move that could have blocked European hedge fund clients from removing assets.

But the OCF figures over five years before filing for bankruptcy were a poor predictor of failure and less good than a combination of six conventional accrual-based financial ratios (net income/total assets, cash/total assets, current assets/current liabilities, net sales/current assets, current assets/total assets, and total liabilities/owners' equity).

The cold-hearted solution: Before filing for bankruptcy, file for a divorce.

According to Jason Brookner, a Dallas-based bankruptcy attorney, the practice of intentionally moving assets from one company to another before filing for bankruptcy might be a fraudulent conveyance, which can be illegal under bankruptcy law.