Sentence examples for through creditors from inspiring English sources

PwC is still sorting through creditors' claims on MG Rover's remaining assets.

Meanwhile, Mr. Seeley, Mr. Medavoy and their colleagues are sorting through creditors' claims that Brando owed them money.

PAGE C7 SURVIVAL IN QUESTION -- As Enron tries to sort through creditors' claims and to tally the billions of dollars in debt parked off its balance sheet, its chances of surviving remain far from certain.

Salisbury City has been placed in administration at the High Court after an application through creditors was granted by Mr Justice Birss.

Miller has unveiled plans for an £11.2m bid for Rangers which would create an "incubator" company while Duff & Phelps bid to take the club out of administration through a Creditors Voluntary Arrangement (CVA).

Creditors had tried to collect money she owed for liquor, and through those creditors and other townspeople the Goncourts discovered that the plain, middle aged Rose had squandered her money on sexual adventures with young men.

They cannot agree on who should bear the cost of today's crisis: should it be creditors (through a write-down), debtors (through austerity) or the Germans (through transfers to the south)?

"Oddly enough you might end up with more money going to creditors through the newco route than through a CVA".

Interviews were conducted with key informants from donor agencies, central government, and civil society in Hanoi in 2012 (n = 34 interviews), identified through OECD Creditor Reporting System data, internet research, and snowball sampling.

At present, a company can secure protection from creditors through insolvency but a sovereign state cannot.

This was because of the complexity of the web of companies and transactions involved and the forensic examination required to indicate what payments a liquidator might seek to claw back for creditors through legal action, he said.