Sentence examples for liquidation of one from inspiring English sources

The idiocy of this practice is another conversation, but it's worth noting that most of what people now call 'wealth creation' is simply the liquidation of one form of capital (forests or people's welfare) for another (money).

Partly as a result of that campaign, a judge recently ordered the liquidation of one of the country's leading microlenders, Banco del Exito, or Success Bank.

Hasbro has been hit this year by the liquidation of Toys R Us, one of its top customers.

Despite the sums of money involved the company, which traded from a residential property in Brighton, has been placed into voluntary liquidation by one of its directors.

Companies in many industries are considering a liquidation or in the midst of one: the steel maker LTV Corporation; old and new retailers like Montgomery Ward and Webvan; and the insurance company Reliance Group Holdings, formerly controlled by the investor Saul Steinberg.

The documents, dated 15 September 2011, state: "If the company has not completed a qualified IPO or effected a liquidation event one year after issue of [the new shares], then the holders of the [new shares] are entitled to receive a compounding dividend of 10% per annum".

By his early 30s, as an accountant at Touche Ross, he was battling with the liquidation of what is still regarded as one of the most complex bank frauds ever, BCCI.

The prospect of liquidation of enormous companies, like Detroit's Big Three, is frightening; the collapse of one would wipe out tens of thousands of jobs.

With the liquidation of the merchandise under way, Shabby Chic had one final asset to sell that clearly had some value: the name.

"Liquidation" is one word the government has frequently used.

He traced periods of rise and fall in the Western saga, and contended that another fall was near — one that could cause "the liquidation of 500 years of civilization".