Sentence examples similar to liquidate interest from inspiring English sources

Instead it ignited a debate about whether the failure of Continental would have triggered widespread failures of other banks and whether it was too big to fail or too big to liquidate before interest finally waned.

He liquidated his interest in United Artists.

Later, he can liquidate the short interest by buying shares and giving them to the lender.

Among other things, the custodian could be accused of breaching the fiduciary duty if the child can't liquidate the partnership interests after reaching the legal age.

Toward the end of 1950, the executors of the estate of Thomas S. Lee (the son of Don Lee, who had died in 1934) decided to liquidate the estate's interests in the broadcasting field.

Another buy is Thailand, where new Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra recently set up a special government trust to help banks liquidate bad loans and raised interest rates to attract foreign capital, which Templeton says should let the Thais achieve a projected 4% economic growth next year.

He liquidated all farming interests, including torches and welders, and his metal creations ceased.

The second alternative would be to take the business public and sell his interest — to issue stock and liquidate his holding.

"Senator Clinton and the president wanted to go above and beyond and avoid even the appearance of a conflict of interest, so they chose to liquidate the assets," said Howard Wolfson, communications director of Mrs. Clinton's campaign.

At the end of the fiscal year, the surviving Partners shall have the option either to liquidate the Partnership or to purchase the interest of the deceased Partner".[35].[35]

"I am of the opinion that they would be prepared to liquidate if they felt that was in the best interests of their creditors.