Sentence examples for the process of liquidation from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the authorities decide to liquidate the Inauguration Service, and the question arises: Who should inaugurate the process of liquidation — an inaugurator or a liquidator?

"Should the application be approved, then Malcolm Cohen and James Bernard Stephen of BDO will be appointed liquidators of RFC 2012 plc, and will undertake the process of liquidation of the 'oldco' company and the continued recovery of funds for creditors".

In May, IDT took over management of the local telephone upstart Teligent, which is now in the process of liquidation.

The plant was in the process of liquidation, with more than €8 billion debt to be paid by Romanian taxpayers, when an Iraqi businessman stepped forward to purchase the assets for €1.93 billion in 1999.

Thus, if a U.S. real property holding corporation in the process of liquidation does not elect section 337 nonrecognition treatment upon its sale of all U.S. real property interests held by the corporation, and recognizes gain or loss upon such sales, interests in that corporation cease to be U.S. real property interests.

Two of the eight, eToys and Bradlees, are in the process of liquidation.

Saatchi says it had received repeated assurances from COC that the wages would be paid, even as the company was beginning the process of voluntary liquidation.

In November, COC began the process of voluntary liquidation – without informing the cleaners, who continued to do their jobs, still without payment.

Underwritten by these same central bank easy money policies, the as yet unresolved malinvestments of the Housing Bubble turn Credit Bust turn Great Recession, which were in the process of a healthy liquidation, were short circuited, while new, yet to be revealed malinvestments (we think the largest being anything in and around financial engineering) were starting to bear fruit.

I contend that the decline we have seen in commodities has been a consequence of deleveraging and the self-feeding process of liquidation brought on by highly leveraged institutions finding themselves at the door of bankruptcy, selling everything and anything to raise needed cash.

The work ends through a process of liquidation, namely adding more rests and taking out more notes, with a little more of that jazz-like pizzicatos.