Sentence examples for largest chapter from inspiring English sources

The basic exercise is not unlike the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's hypothetical liquidation of Lehman Brothers, although Lehman, while the largest Chapter 11 case ever, was only about a third the size of Bank of America.

The cause was complications from pneumonia, said Michael S. Sitrick, who worked for Mr. Sigoloff during the restructuring of the Wickes Companies in the early 1980s — the largest Chapter 11 case outside the railroad industry at that time.

He was a founding member of M.I.T. Students for Goldwater in 1964, promoting the Republican presidential candidacy of Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona, and helped it become the largest chapter in New England.

If it is approved by a federal judge in Manhattan, it will also remove one of the last significant obstacles to MCI's emerging from the largest Chapter 11 bankruptcy ever filed.

A lawsuit would intensify pressure on Mr. Cheney at a time when the Bush administration is under scrutiny and criticism from Democrats for its dealings with the Enron Corporation, the energy trading giant whose collapse led to the largest Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in history.

WorldCom promptly announced that it was laying off 17,000 employees -- one-fifth of its work force -- in an effort to avoid bankruptcy, but despite the slashing and burning, it wound up submitting the largest Chapter 11 filing in United States history.

It is one of the largest chapters in the national organization; annual meetings are attended by writers from around the country and workshops led by the biggest names in the field.

It could also smooth relations between his administration and tribal elders in some of the Navajo Nation's largest chapters, who have stood steadfastly against the roundups even as Mr. Shelly embraced them in August as the best available option, given the tribe's limited resources, to keep its feral horse population under control.

He is also engaged in a costly power struggle with the former elected leaders of one of the SEIU's largest chapters, in Northern California, who were ousted by the SEIU two months ago and are vying with it for the loyalty of the chapter's members.

In the annals of joy — a very small book indeed — Dame Edna has a large chapter.

Recent U.S. bankruptcy studies focus either on consumer bankruptcies or on large Chapter 11 cases involving publicly listed firms.