Sentence examples for could have liquidated from inspiring English sources

They could have liquidated some of their stocks, or sold one of their paintings.

They have liquidated many real sources, starting with television".

And so he was liquidated... the same way he had liquidated his children".

Russia has liquidated the memory of its worst dictators.

The government could have fully nationalized and liquidated the companies.

That could have forced its parent to liquidate assets, starting with NBC.

This is usually described as "stepping into the shoes" of the bankrupt organization, meaning that the trustee can only pursue those claims that Mr. Madoff's investment advisory firm could have brought had it not been liquidated.

"Having Kennedy liquidated," Hunt writes, "could have been a very tempting and logical move on Johnson's part," for "if he wanted to get rid of the president, he had the ability to do so by corrupting different people in the C.I.A.... L.B.J. had the money and the connections to manipulate the scenario in Dallas".

The committee had argued that the bid by Najafi, which also owns the Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month Book-of-the-Month ClubBorders without the couldtors benefiting.

As the Guardian reported on Monday, the Daily Mail claimed Boyle could have benefited from tax-dodging after he voluntarily liquidated his company Traskor Productions last year.

"I believe they could have gotten much more without forcing WorldCom to liquidate," said Mitch Marcus, a former WorldCom account manager who has organized a campaign to boycott MCI.