用“liquidation”造句大全，liquidation造句

Other countries, who bore much of the brunt of the inventory liquidation because they provide such a large share of what Americans consume, are already benefiting.

If Lehman's assets are dumped in a liquidation, prices of like assets on other firms' books will also have to be marked down, eroding their capital bases.

Analysts predict that the government will put pressure on creditors to rescue a deal with Micron or seek a new buyer, as liquidation is too risky to contemplate in an election year.

Bush said without the money, manufacturers faced the prospect of disorderly bankruptcy and liquidation.

The liquidation team may carry out necessary civil actions in accordance with law.

A sense of foreboding gripped the Street as top executives feared collateral damage from a Lehman liquidation.

Catering for the development of open-end fund, this thesis focus on the liquidation risk of open-end fund from the view of establishing alarm mechanism, trying to provide some valuable advice and thoughts to develop and prefect the liquidation risk controlling of open-end fund in our country.

"The members of a liquidation group may not exploit their position to accept bribes or other illegal income, nor may they wrongfully take over the property of the company."

Even in the most vanilla of trades, liquidation can impact the market price.

When Bear went under, many people talked about the need for a mechanism for “orderly liquidation” of failing investment banks.

Meanwhile, some creditors of Ssangyong said Tuesday they have withdrawn a liquidation petition for the car maker following the end of the strike.

And, as we've seen, certain clauses can make a huge difference (such as the liquidation preferences and anti-dilution clauses).

We inform you that our partnership is this day dissolved, and that in future, our firm and our branch in Yokohama, will be used in liquidation only.

As the name implies, a liquidation preference means that a VC gets the first money out of a deal.

Other countries, like Italy and Australia, enjoyed annual liquidation rates above 5%.

Many Wall Street firms concluded that a liquidation of Lehman's assets likely would proceed in an orderly fashion, people familiar with the situation said.

Consequently, most of the decline in real GDP during prior recessions was attributable to inventory liquidation, which meant cutbacks in production and jobs, and sharp reductions in capital spending.