Although he shored up his businesses with additional loans and postponed interest payments, by 1991 increasing debt brought Trump to business bankruptcy and to the brink of personal bankruptcy.

Because of the weak international position and its labor policies (most peasants lived through a subsistence economy), Pétion's government was perpetually on the brink of bankruptcy.

Those conduits are now showing gigantic losses that have to be covered by the parent banks, some of which are being driven to the brink of bankruptcy.

The Belgian Revolution in 1830 and the resulting costs of keeping the Dutch army at a war footing until 1839 brought the Netherlands to the brink of bankruptcy.

Those at the bottom are only a short step away from bankruptcy with all that that entails. Illness, divorce, or the loss of a job often is enough to push them over the brink.

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Sami declared bankruptcy.

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That is what destroyed AIG, and what led to the recent bankruptcy of Abitibi Bowater and the pending bankruptcy of General Motors.

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Banks were on the verge of bankruptcy and nationalization.

International Association of Restructuring, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Professionals (INSOL)

Some large EU countries are on the brink of recession.

In the US, the main design defects are in bankruptcy law, which exempts derivatives and repos from most regular bankruptcy constraints.

On previous occasions, whenever the financial system came to the brink of a breakdown, the authorities got their act together and pulled it back from the brink.

A number of countries have implemented reforms to bankruptcy law.

It also brought both countries to the brink of economic disaster.

History In 1961, India was on the brink of mass famine.

When private borrowers default, bankruptcy courts supervise a bankruptcy or reorganization process through which even unsecured creditors can hope to recover something.

Proposal by International Association of Restructuring, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Professionals (INSOL)

For countries on the brink, a merciless logic follows.

The world seemed to be teetering on the brink of nuclear catastrophe.

We could be on the brink of losing this huge humanitarian operation.

Bankruptcy laws were amended to introduce a system of partial indentured servitude.

The same is true of financial institutions, as the Lehman bankruptcy showed.

In a domestic setting, bankruptcy and default are common.

WASHINGTON, DC American foreign policy stands on the brink of substantial belt tightening.

Political commentators suggested that Ukraine was on the brink of a civil war.

We urge the Assembly to step back from the brink.

We are on the brink of a historic opportunity, and therefore of a challenge.

The successful implementation of China s revised Bankruptcy Law hinges on its effective enforcement and abandonment of the mindset and practices shaped under the old version, especially in the era of policy based bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy should allow local governments to renegotiate their bond debt and, perhaps, their retired employees pension and health care costs (that s up to a bankruptcy judge).

Moreover, the US bankruptcy code can free consumers of their debt within months.

Guinea, with a nasty military junta in power, is on the brink of disaster.

Moreover, the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China now includes bankruptcy fraud.

In a post titled Israel's Moral Bankruptcy , Philip I said

LONDON Syria is a living nightmare. Egypt hovers on the brink.

The worst drought in 60 years has left millions of people at the brink of starvation.

I have come to the brink of utter ruin, in the midst of the gathered assembly.

This institution should be an international version of the US Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Code.

The bankruptcy of KirchMedia flooded the market with unsold boxes available for Linux enthusiasts.