Sentence examples for that could be liquidated from inspiring English sources

Since the funds were for emergencies, they were of a type that could be liquidated easily initially the holdings were in precious metals, lately they have been in dollars.

John Scencio, the program's host, and Tim Luke, an appraiser, helped the couple select pewter pitchers, wooden bookends, a Mickey Mouse phone and a Victorian wooden writing slope that could be liquidated.

Venture capitalists didn't miss it either: Substantially more money was put into telecom companies in the run up to the dot com bust, lulled by a sense of false assurance that at least these overvalued companies had "real assets" that could be liquidated if need be.

In response, Crimea's chief prosecutor, Natalia Poklonskaya, said last week that members of the Mejlis were suspected of "extremist activity" and that the council could be "liquidated".

Some political analysts predict that these assets could be liquidated, or even plundered, during the power struggle.

If the preferred bidder cannot secure a deal with holders of 75% of the value of the debt, then there remains a possibility that the club could be liquidated.

A key factor driving the agreement in the case, which was forged during negotiations in recent days, was a condition of the company's reorganization plan that said the company could be liquidated if there was criminal prosecution.

Last week, the United States Senate passed a bill seeking to curb abusive lending practices and ensure that troubled financial companies could be liquidated at no cost to taxpayers.

These assets could be liquidated in future years and the proceeds used to import the goods and services that retirees will need.

Merrill Lynch has both, but its assets -- stocks and bonds mostly -- could be liquidated overnight.

"Idealab could be liquidated," explains Skip Miller, lead attorney for the plaintiffs.