Sentence examples for that liquidated from inspiring English sources

He did not object to Stalin's activities before 1934, which included his political struggles against Leon Trotsky, Nikolay Bukharin, and Grigory Zinovyev and the collectivization campaign that "liquidated" millions of peasants and had a disastrous effect on Soviet agriculture.

Mr. Murphy declined to speculate on the value of the database, but he said that earlier this year he represented a client that liquidated a far larger database for $210,000, suggesting the Toysmart data might not be so lucrative.

Representative Phil Hare, who worked for 13 years as a clothing cutter at the company's plant in Rock Island, Ill., said that if Wells Fargo sold Hartmarx to a buyer that liquidated it, "I promise you I will be their worst nightmare".

But in both cases it was just unanticipated events that liquidated the companies".

But bargain retailer Ross Stores might make a pretty penny peddling that liquidated inventory.

Patel, wrote the Department of Justice, "served as the manager of a Chicago-based crew of 'runners' that liquidated and laundered fraud proceeds generated by callers at India-based call centers".

Note that liquidating your equity in this way will generally cause your monthly payments or mortgage term to increase.

Senior LDP officials have said that liquidating Tepco is not under consideration.

He has said that liquidating surplus supplies and property could raise "tens of millions of dollars to help the state budget crisis".

He is a former president of the Resolution Trust Corporation, the federal agency that liquidates and sells the assets of failed savings and loan institutions.

The club's administrator, Duff & Phelps, has acknowledged for the first time that liquidating Rangers could be the preferred option of some of the bidders.