Sentence examples similar to a divesting from inspiring English sources

The next panel, depicting Lucretia as a woman divesting herself of her expensive robe while pointing a dagger to her breast, was given to Lucas Cranach the Younger.

Furthermore, staff seemed to feel that in relying on technical safety measures they were, to a degree, divesting themselves of human responsibility for risks they are required to manage.

Divesting a major company from an investment portfolio is a huge move.

A spokesman added: "We have spent the last three years delivering a strategy of divesting $40bn [of businesses and assets] but investing at the same time in higher value projects.

Is there a deadline for divesting himself of the Bronx bombers and the ringside seats?

The Guardian Media Group (GMG) has begun a process of divesting its more than £800m investment portfolio from fossil fuels.

Last year, Mr. Schwarzenegger, above, signed a similar bill divesting state pension funds from any company with businesses operations in Sudan.

Procter executives emphasized yesterday that the Coke deal was never a way of divesting Pringles or Sunny Delight.

Prime has sold 21 hotel properties this year as part of a strategy of divesting its hotel real estate while retaining franchise rights.

Treating all finance as equivalent, while it sounds sensible and certainly works on a spreadsheet, is divesting political decisions of their politics.

"Oscar talked for a decade about divesting part of his refineries.