Sentence examples for push chapter from inspiring English sources

"For people of color, who historically have fewer assets, preservation of assets is a top priority," said Tom Feltner, vice president at Woodstock, who added that lawyers often have a financial incentive to push Chapter 13 filings.

As to the possibility that unscrupulous attorneys could push Chapter 13 filings in an attempt to get higher fees, Professor Lawless said that effect should be apparent across all races.

Northwest's chief executive, Richard H. Anderson, said at the annual meeting in April that it, too, might be pushed into Chapter 11.

Companies that cannot meet the deadline will have their cases dismissed or be pushed from Chapter 11, which is intended to give them time to get their house in order, into Chapter 7, which forces them to liquidate their assets.

O'Malley in particular has pushed for Chapter 9 access for the island.

A rejection from bondholders looks sure to push GM into Chapter 11 reorganization in bankruptcy court.

The child steeped in the world of picture books will grow up to be a stronger reader (and a better performer on tests) than the child who is pushed into longer chapter books too early who then becomes a "reluctant" reader.

Slumping overall demand exacerbated the price war, pushing Strawberries into Chapter 11.

Instead, you could be pushed into a Chapter 13 plan requiring you to use all your disposable income for five years to repay unsecured creditors.

Claiming $65.5 million in assets and $201 million in liabilities, Rennert pushed MagCorp into Chapter 11 last August, gaining protection from bondholders and, for the time being, from the U.S. government as well.

"There's gonna be these guys who are used to lectures going, 'Huh?' " In September, the idea is to open the next wave of Assemblies and not just a handful; they plan to push out 100 chapters more or less simultaneously.