Maywood also considered bankruptcy, but did not like the idea.
It is an urging question to regulate bankruptcy behavior, to vindicate social stability and to fulfill justice in dealing with bankruptcy affairs of economic subjects.
His bankruptcy claimed the the traditional merchant class collective die down.
She is accused, though, of bringing another British institution, the Royal Institution, to the brink of bankruptcy.
penthouse posted a $10 million loss in 2001, General Media filed for bankruptcy in 2003, and he resigned as chairman and chief executive of Penthouse International.
Nor is it clear what impact bankruptcy will have on how customers see GM. As with Chrysler, the government has promised to honour the warranties on new cars until the future is clearer.
Their status somewhat resembles that of the middle peasants, they all suffer under the oppression of imperialism, feudalism and the big bourgeoisie, and they are being driven ever nearer to bankruptcy or destitution.
Greece faces the threat of state bankruptcy.
His bankruptcy, declared the collective fall of traditional merchant class.
A wave of lawsuits followed and, on January 4th, the archdiocese filed for bankruptcy.
A bank bankruptcy may be troublesome if it triggers other failures and damages the whole payments and credit system.
It is still just possible, some people reckon, that the journalists will refuse to cede power, forcing the group to seek bankruptcy protection.
In particular, Mr. Feinberg is perplexed by why fees keep rising in the Lehman case, even though it's no longer the chaotic affair it was in the weeks and months after the bankruptcy filing.
The other extreme is declaring bankruptcy.
The troubled US automaker filed for bankruptcy last week.
The only ways to accelerate this would be via mass bankruptcy or inflation.
The Obama administration wants Congress to hand regulators power to circumvent the bankruptcy process and take over troubled lenders large enough to threaten overall stability.
Rich-country defaults are extremely rare (emerging markets, less so) which makes it difficult for investors to estimate how much they would recover in bankruptcy, a key determinant in CDS pricing.
The other qualification is bankruptcy costs.
If another schism like that happen again, they will wind up in bankruptcy.
On that occasion, he harangued the West for more than 90 minutes, attacking its moral bankruptcy in an often nonsensical rant.
The prospect of bankruptcy has now receded.
Slowly but surely, however, bankruptcy law has changed in favour of the corporate debtor.
Eschewing hysterical talk about national bankruptcy, Mr Cable has been more detailed than his counterparts about how the government's spending and deficit might be trimmed.
The expenses of creditors for participating in the bankruptcy proceedings may not constitute bankruptcy claims.
A string of newspapers are facing bankruptcy and possible closure because of falling advertising revenue and readership.
Both homeowner and lender face a greater risk of bankruptcy.
(AFP, Tokyo) A former employee said while the World Cup fever continues to rage through Japan, a small Japanese sporting goods firm has been forced onto the path to bankruptcy for owing the huge license fee for manufacturing the World Cup goods.
If you believe what you read in the newspaper about us, we have one foot in the pail of bankruptcy and the other foot on a banana peel, and there's a high wind.
The recession has caused thousands of bankruptcy.
Remember that in 2007 firms were already raising capital, downsizing, merging, shutting down unprofitable businesses, and filing for bankruptcy.
the state budget is still in surplus even as California and New York teeter on the edge of bankruptcy.
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