Sentence examples for which were liquidated from inspiring English sources

Among them were the Steadman funds, which were renamed the Ameritor funds, and the Lipper funds, which are not related to the fund analysis service, and which were liquidated last year.

They also set about repaying their debts, which were liquidated in July 1775, resulting in some of the profits being given to the County of Cheshire, as stated in the original Act.

It is the very desk he used at Drexel, which was liquidated in 1996.

Complicit courts and tax offices signed off on the deal and the money was transferred into a bank which was liquidated shortly afterwards.

Two multi-employer pension plans in the textile industry have already failed: the Japan Cotton Spinners' Industry Pension Fund, which was liquidated in November 1994, and the Hyogo Prefectural Textile Pension Fund, which followed in November 1995.

This was based on its impartial sales staff who did not earn commissions on sales—setting it apart from its longtime American rival, Circuit City, which was liquidated in 2009.

But debts related to his silver-buying spree forced him to sell his holdings, along with his lavish Blue Grass Farm in Lexington, Ky., which was liquidated by the bankruptcy trustee.

The payment would go to creditors of Enron, which is liquidating its remaining operations.

Judge Gonzalez also is overseeing the bankruptcy of Lechter's, the nation's largest housewares chain, which is liquidating.

Miscellany The Katz Radio Group, New York, signed national sales representation agreements with two additional clients of Interep, which is liquidating under Chapter 7 of the federal bankruptcy code.

There were approximately three employees of the Affordable Used Office Furniture Company, which was liquidating the items left behind by the Girl Scouts when they relocated to their new offices, on Fifth Avenue at 37th Street.