Sentence examples for has now liquidated from inspiring English sources

The latter mothballed the plant in 2010 before selling it to the Thai conglomerate SSI, which, faced with falling steel prices, has now liquidated the plant.

In the autumn Better Capital wrote down the value of its investment to £20m – a figure based on how much it would recover if the business were liquidated, a process that has now begun.

His position secure, Erdogan vowed to "liquidate" the PKK, while the group has now scrapped its ceasefire and leaders say they will retaliate if Ankara doesn't soften its approach.

Duff & Phelps would prefer to move out of administration through a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) but has now given serious credence to the possibility of the club having to be liquidated.

Henry McDonald in Dublin writes: Ireland's premier Enda Kenny has confirmed that the Republic has secured a deal with the ECB to ease the country's €28bn debt from the now liquidated Anglo Irish Bank.

I have now joined the ranks of those who would liquidate Amtrak and franchise its best parts to private companies.KENNETH BIRDWoodridge, IllinoisSIR You, like many Americans, say that Amtrak should be axed because it is not profitable.

That "bargain" is now liquidating the life-support systems of planet earth.

(Those clients whose accounts were not transferred over the weekend have had their positions liquidated).

Now that the trust has been liquidated, ACS has total control over the money.

Bethlehem itself has been liquidated.

His family has largely liquidated the rest of his inventory.