Sentence examples for liquidated over from inspiring English sources

The giants' assets should be liquidated over time, or the entities broken up and privatised.

Industrial assets will cover the rest, and will be held by IBRA, to be liquidated over the following three years.

Less desirable assets, including unwanted brands, factories and health care obligations, would be left in the old company, which could be liquidated over several years.

Those who have submitted redemption requests can choose to have their assets moved into a special-purpose vehicle that will be liquidated over time as market conditions improve, Mr. Feinberg said in a letter to clients last Friday.

He favors funds, like the three from Vanguard, that are run as endowments, meaning they pay out indefinitely, but with no guarantees, instead of liquidating over a specific time.

It also means, as Class B shares liquidate over time, Zuckerberg gets more and more control of the company.

For one thing, the weak banks are gone — they were taken over or liquidated in 1995 and 1996, boosting confidence in the system.

TWA, PanAm and Eastern Airlines all spent time in intensive care, with Chapter 11 affording protection from creditors, before they were liquidated or taken over.

Wallace's Bookstore was liquidated for just over $31 million, and ecampus.com was sold for $2.5 million.

Stores are being liquidated and closed over the next few weeks, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.

If one of these firms gets into serious trouble this fall, will the Obama Administration be prepared to take it over, liquidate its giant balance sheet, wipe out its stockholders, and force its creditors and counter-parties to take heavy losses?