Sentence examples for full liquidation from inspiring English sources

Worse, firms that default are likelier to end up in full liquidation.

The company will probably begin to close some of its approximately 270 stores, and could be forced into a full liquidation.

First Union Real Estate Equity and Mortgage Investments said it would sell the bulk of its assets to its former management team for $205 million in cash and assumed debt, moving closer to a full liquidation.

Barr, whose company built Airdrie's New Broomfield ground, is believed to be owed close to £500,000 for work done but the inability of all parties to reach a compromise has led to the Diamonds facing the possibility of full liquidation tomorrow unless a late deal can be struck with a consortium interested in taking over.

In a report, analyst Gary Chase says that Chapter 11 proceedings increase the probability of a partial or full liquidation of US Airways, which…would benefit more of the other airlines".

Utah claims there was an obligation to sell all of the national lands within its borders since state enabling acts guarantee the state 5percentt of the revenue from sales and the state was counting on full and complete liquidation of national lands when it decided to enter the Union.

Another "significant payment" is expected next month to leave creditors in an extraordinary position, with anything like full recovery from any liquidation   rare, let alone one as complex  as Lehmans.

– And of course full ratchet and multiple liquidation preferences, which are not yet a thing of the past.

But, the investor class Romney represents would have owned a much larger share of the reorganized companies, or have been paid off in liquidation to the fullest extent possible.

IRI, the Instituto per la Ricostruzione Industriale to give it its full title, was formally placed in liquidation and its remaining assets transferred to the Italian treasury ministry where they are expected to be sold within the next two years.

CAR collectors, in their quests for the Find, would not let the pending liquidation of a salvage yard full of rusting vehicles go unnoticed.