Sentence examples for effectively liquidated from inspiring English sources

The national debt, or much of it, was thus first "equitised" and then, when the smash came, effectively liquidated.

With the weekend's contentious election, President Nicolás Maduro has effectively liquidated any political challenge from the opposition for years to come.

The constituent assembly could effectively liquidate any official channels of dissent, leaving opponents with few options beyond protesting in the street.

Referring to discussions within Andersen about possibly releasing its partners from agreements not to work for competitors if they leave, the suit says such a step "will effectively liquidate all the assets of the company and will eliminate the company's current revenue".

But that's all about to change thanks to a series of budget cuts to the arts infrastructure of the Netherlands that will effectively liquidate all of the government funds supporting the aforementioned organizations.

Under their strategy, the E.C.B. would buy €1.2 trillion, or about $1.7 trillion, in bonds of the most indebted countries and exchange them for perpetual interest-free loans that would never be repaid unless the central bank were liquidated, effectively eliminating the debt.

Effectively, this means that when Rangers is liquidated, all current players would be free to seek new clubs and there would be no transfer fees due to the newco.

Bolckow Vaughan, effectively bankrupt, was forced by its bankers into a takeover by Dorman Long, which liquidated it.

HMRC, which holds more than 25% of the debt, has effectively blocked this by indicating its intention to vote against a CVA, meaning the club will now be liquidated.

The airline was liquidated.

Seven have been liquidated.