英語 での Is bankrupt の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Radio Shack is bankrupt.
Sears Canada is bankrupt.
Nearly every western government is bankrupt.
The national treasury is bankrupt.
The Philadelphia Orchestra is bankrupt.
Yeah, and soldiers' home is bankrupt.
For paid service, when an applicant is bankrupt, restructuring or started similar procedures or when there is an application for commencement.
We refuse to believe that the bank of justice is bankrupt.
But we refuse to believe that the bank of justice is bankrupt.
Mr. Chairman, the United States is bankrupt: It has been bankrupted by the corrupt and dishonest Fed.
The US is bankrupt, due to the Bush wars, and Europe and the Euro are in serious trouble.
Western society has been subverted and western culture is bankrupt.
It now clear to everybody who is paying attention that the United States is bankrupt and is being kept on life support by fraud(eg. tiny Belgium buying all those Treasuries) and by the ongoing rape of Japan.
The world is bankrupt financially, economically, and morally, but through manipulation and deceit, people are led to believe that all is well.
The US is bankrupt, and cannot continue to fund Israel as before, particularly when they continue their bully stance.
The real reason for the ongoing trouble in the European Union, including the recent vote by the British people to leave the bloc, is that the EU is bankrupt.
Ostensibly, the begging is about mistaken IMF predictions for the UK economy but, the real reason is that the IMF is bankrupt, MI5 sources say.
Just thinking about the contingent is not a practice that long rewards, indeed it is bankrupt for the Republic and is failing in the face of what our grandparents have suffered in the post-war period to guarantee us the future, our present.
However, since the US is bankrupt, if the Trump nationalizes the regime FRB without consulting US lenders(mainly China and Japan), there would be a worst case scenario, lead to a halt of trade with the US and the late payment of salaries of the US armed forces deployed around the world.
A country that is bankrupt, a country that has allowed its corporations to destroy its economy by moving the best jobs offshore, a country whose future is in the hands of the printing press, a country that after eleven years of combat has been unable to defeat a few thousan d lightly armed Taliban is now threatening Russia and China.