0 present participle of liquidate
1 to cause a business to close, so that its assets can be sold to pay its debts
2 to kill someone
These strategies are aimed at interruption of transmission by liquidating parasite load in the community.
In this case the solution to (5) is not unique, because the bank is indifferent between liquidating investment and borrowing from the discount window.
Central banks joined the fray, liquidating their foreign securities to avoid capital losses in the event of a foreign devaluation.
Borrowing from the discount window and liquidating investment are both ways of generating additional consumption for movers as a group (at the expense of nonmovers).
There is more to language than assertion, communicating beliefs, liquidating ignorance, and keeping epistemologists employed.
Is inflation effective for liquidating short-term nominal debt?
Perversely, by trying to manage the property themselves, the liquidators are diminishing the asset that they are supposed to be liquidating.
By the process of liquidating one company and forming another, they took very considerable sums of money from the public.
