Sentence examples for for its liquidation from inspiring English sources

This week, the Consumerist obtained the chain's internal business discount list for its liquidation.

On Tuesday, the trustee in charge of Mr. Madoff's investment firm won court approval to use $28.1 million from the firm's accounts to pay for its liquidation costs.

Roskomnadzor singled out a hyperlink to a different article, a 2008 interview with another Ukrainian nationalist, Dmitro Yarosh, who said the Georgian conflict showed that "our greatest external enemy is the Russian empire," and called for its "liquidation").So, what's wrong with a private media owner firing an editor accused of publishing offensive material?

Meantime, Hostess is waiting for final approval for its liquidation, which was approved on an interim basis by bankruptcy judge Robert Drain last week.

To fix a point of time to signal the transition from a reliable and sound company to a failing one, many scholars consider that the failure occurs from the moment a company presents to the courts the legal documents required for its liquidation or reorganization.

Though some senators cast the amendment as a sort of belt-and-suspenders measure that duplicated other language already in the bill, the Boxer amendment specifically said that a failing firm's assets must be sold to pay for the cost of its liquidation, with taxpayers sharing no part of the loss.

Burnham Pacific Properties, the retail property company, said yesterday that it would sell 18 properties to Pacific Retail L.P. for $158.5 million as part of its liquidation plan.

The company agreed last week to sell some of its assets to the music distributor Anderson Merchandisers for $3.2 million as part of its liquidation.

Legislation passed in 1997 calls for it to break even by the end of 2002 or prepare a plan for its own liquidation.

The senators passed a bill that prohibits Amtrak from drawing up a plan for its own liquidation, as called for by Amtrak's last five-year reauthorization in 1997.

The bank is a behemoth, and if it were ever necessary to unwind it, I think we have to assume it would be something of a disaster, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's fondness for its new orderly liquidation authority notwithstanding.