“liquidate”造句，怎麼用liquidate造句

The government tried to liquidate the rebel movement but failed.

The court decided to help the company liquidate its chain debts.

If those insurers don't have to make massive payments, they probably won't have to liquidate assets like JGBs.

If he can liquidate this hoard into cash, arms and food, his chances of clinging on indefinitely will be boosted.

Mr Dugan also opposes the FDIC's push for sole authority to liquidate failing non-banks, as it already does with Banks.

When it was forced to liquidate in May, with more than 500 such group loans on its books, it caused a systemic problem for other Banks in the state.

And here I want to warn all my relatives and people close to me that these services will use all means to trap and try to kill and liquidate me either physically, socially or professionally.

Liquidate labor, liquidate stocks, liquidate the farmers, liquidate real estate.

It is possible to liquidate their doubts.

We were forced to liquidate some of our assets to pay the debts.

But that plan fell apart on Sunday, all but assuring that Lehman would be forced to liquidate.

Every year hedge funds do have to liquidate part of their profits in order to pay their managers, traders and other support staff.

It would be an irony indeed if the president who promised to liquidate French anti-Americanism ended up abolishing France's best example of reaching out to the English-speaking world.

They do liquidate in bankruptcy, yes.

So the automaker not only gets an opportunity to reap a windfall in sales; it also can liquidate excess inventory without adjusting production levels or resorting to incentives.

"Liquidate labor, liquidate stocks, liquidate the farmers, liquidate real estate," he coldly advised.

But the government's plan is the only game in town. It would be a brave bankruptcy judge who took the decision to liquidate GM and the 250, 000 jobs that would disappear with it.

Sell the Ferrari, liquidate the stocks, and pick up one of these bad-ass timekeeping devices.