English-Portuguese translation for "to be bankrupt"

to be bankrupt {vb} [fin.]

The banks are bankrupt.

This agreement is morally bankrupt.

This is a bankrupt effort at communicating health information.

It must be possible for companies which go bankrupt to be given another chance.

If they are not covered, and an airline goes bankrupt, they will be put in a dire situation.

The Cuban economy is bankrupt, not because of American sanctions, but because of communism.

But the country is bankrupt and the new prime minister will face the same problems as the last.

The reason it went bankrupt was the opening up of the sugar market after the fall of Communism in my country.

Although the majority of the population is bankrupt, a rich minority, be it Argentinean or foreign, continues to grow richer.

Secondly, that a number of small and medium-sized computer enterprises involved with software in Europe will be made bankrupt.

The Daewoo shipyard, which has been bankrupt for some time, but is still launching ships, should be dismantled and not resold.

The basis of the food production system, however, is morally bankrupt, as it aims only to satisfy the needs of countries and social classes with high purchasing power.

Many investors were bankrupted, some committed suicide and we need to know why, who was at fault and why there was a delay in the implementation of European Union law.

British farmers need help now, not the promise of compensation later when some of them will be bankrupt and beyond help.

In Fiji, the coup d ' état was fomented by a bankrupt businessman who used his distant Fiji origins to legitimise his actions.

Only a small percentage is pink veal and the same would happen in this sector if the crisis were to be triggered; 40 000 families occupied in this sector would be made bankrupt or unemployed.

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     bankrupt