Sentence examples for through liquidating from inspiring English sources

And it is right that under some circumstances it could be helpful to use the proposed "single point of entry" approach by the F.D.I.C. — meaning that this agency would recapitalize a failing financial company solely through liquidating the holding company, wiping out equity and converting debt into equity.

We could do this by seeing a halving in house prices and a liquidating, through bankruptcy of the debt - we need this debt-deflation prior to recovery - otherwise all we are doing is subsidising our past errors and profligacy". Indeed.

We could do this by seeing a halving in house prices and a liquidating, through bankruptcy of the debt - we need this debt-deflation prior to recovery - otherwise all we are doing is subsidising our past errors and profligacy.

So, those inheriting real estate can utilize the real property inherited as an income stream instead of immediately liquidating through sale or choosing to occupy the premises themselves.

"I don't want my family to have the burden of going through my things and liquidating everything".

liquidating it through inadequate maintenance and capital spending.

He. would then loot the companies, in effect liquidating them through.

"Bondholders and other investors who reaped profits in the good years will generally manage to protect their investments when things turn down, often by liquidating labor costs through the imposition of wage freezes and layoffs".

Bankrupt Unit Spurs Loss for Datatron Inc. Datatron Inc., a manufacturer of computer software and electronic test systems that is liquidating a subsidiary through bankruptcy proceedings, reported a loss of $385,868 in its fiscal 1985 second quarter, on sharply reduced revenues.

Their performance can be assessed almost on daily basis and the investments can be quickly liquidated through stock markets.

Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-four (1949) showed a world in which a tyrannic unity is imposed by a collective solipsism, and contradictions are liquidated through the constant revision of history that the controlling party decrees.