Sentence examples for with liquidated from inspiring English sources

Bankrupt Kmart announces it is closing hundreds more of its stores, and the marketplace is flooded with liquidated consumer goods.

By filling its 662 stores with liquidated lots of ritzy brands KitchenAid mixers, Henckel knives, Calphalon pots and charging less than half of department store prices, Tuesday Morning has attracted a cult of shoppers.

You may wish to seek the assistance of an attorney if you have a contract clause dealing with liquidated damages.

He was also charged by Gaddafi with liquidating what were called – in chilling Libyan officialese – "stray dogs" who betrayed the 1969 revolution.

A final decision on closing the plant is expected in August, after talks between Toyota and the entity charged with liquidating GM assets, the Motors Liquidation Company or MLC.

Barings became an adviser to the British royal family on its investments, and during World War II the firm's managing director was entrusted with liquidating Great Britain's fixed assets in the United States.

It has been closing all of its offices in the United States except for its Midtown Manhattan headquarters, and has reduced its staff to a skeleton crew charged with liquidating the firm.

The Securities Investor Protection Corporation and Irving H. Picard, the court-appointed trustee charged with liquidating Mr. Madoff's former operations, have identified more than $1 billion in assets so far that can be divided among investors.

But civil lawsuits had been coming in droves, filed in part by victims of the scheme trying to recoup their money or, more significantly, from Irving Picard, the trustee charged with liquidating the assets of Madoff's investment firm and its subsidiaries.

Such a rescue would dwarf the huge bailout of the American financial system in the 1980s by the Resolution Trust Corporation, a government-owned, asset-management company charged with liquidating assets of thrifts and the Japanese government's mass purchase of bad debts from banks during the 1990s.

"There are tax consequences associated with liquidating an estate," notes Seidel.