Sentence examples for of being liquidated from inspiring English sources

The Moody's report notes that "a much higher percentage of bankrupt LBOs were acquired or emerged from bankruptcy instead of being liquidated".

And to add pressure, Amtrak is up against a December 2002 deadline imposed by Congress to stop relying on taxpayers to cover operating costs, or face the possibility of being liquidated.

UBIG, who are in the process of being liquidated in Lithuania, abstained from the CVA vote.

While "oldco" Rangers are now in the process of being liquidated, 'newco' Rangers hope to gain admitance.

EBTs were administered by the company that formerly ran Rangers and is now in the process of being liquidated.

Pompey are in administration and in danger of being liquidated unless they can drastically reduce their wage bill.

It would come as no surprise were there to be a fresh wave of failures among hedge funds, and there was already evidence last week of assets being liquidated to cover losses.

The rate of companies being liquidated has fallen to its lowest level since records started in 1984, Insolvency Service figures show.

BBC Scotland examines what would happen in the event of Rangers being liquidated and attempting to reform as new club.

However, if the Carter bequest is one of many being liquidated -- and that might be a question worth pursuing -- that could add up to real money.

He was soon on the Gestapo's list of people to be "liquidated" when Britain fell.