Sentence examples for while liquidating from inspiring English sources

In New Rochelle, Mr. Palazzetti said he felt no ethical lapse in inviting similar business under a different name, while liquidating a company with outstanding orders, deposits held, and manufacturers in Europe unpaid.

Judge Burton R. Lifland of the United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan denied Bear Stearns' Chapter 15 request, which would allow the funds to seek bankruptcy protection in the United States while liquidating in the Cayman Islands.

According to the bank, its trading while liquidating Kerviel's positions never exceeded about eight per cent of total trading volume on the Euro Stoxx, DAX, and FTSE exchanges, but even this relatively small addition could have had a significant impact on prices.

Program cuts are one of the most common ways of firing tenured professors while also liquidating and privatizing much of the capital currently tied up in public universities.

Under Chapter 15, a company based abroad can win protection from United States creditors while it liquidates or reorganizes overseas.

The bank filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which provides protection from creditors while it liquidates its business.

The fund, which is registered in the islands, has assets and liabilities of more than $100 million, according to yesterday's petition, which asked a federal bankruptcy judge to bar lawsuits in the United States while it liquidates in the Caymans.

And while getting liquidated on our your couch before going isn't the greatest habit to cultivate, it's still cheaper than doing the same damage with a bar tab.

Over the last fortnight, Redcar's steel mill has been shut as Thai owner SSI has gone into receivership, while manufacturing company Caparo is liquidating its foundry division in Scunthorpe.

Their enthusiastic activities within the contemporary art world - commissioning, buying and selling of expensive works - was a complicated, calculated and functional affair, a combination of pleasure and investment, shrewdly judged so as to maximise the public impact of their resources while retaining the possibility of liquidating a valuable asset whenever that became necessary.

While Israel has an abundant history of liquidating enemy leaders by pin-point attacks, for years it has refrained from doing it.