The phrase "a stake plan" is not correct in standard English; it may be a typographical error or a misunderstanding of "stakeholder plan" or "stake plan." It could be used in contexts discussing project management or planning, but it would need clarification or correction to be understood properly.
Example: "We need to develop a stakeholder plan to ensure all parties are engaged in the project."
Alternatives: "stakeholder plan" or "stake plan" (if referring to a specific context).
The offering, which had been expected, comes as the Bcom3 Group in Chicago, in which Dentsu holds a 20percentt stake, plans an initial public offering of its own.
Sprint, which already owns a 50 percent stake, plans to harness Clearwire's wireless spectrum to expand its high-speed data network.
Yanai, Fast Retailing's biggest shareholder with a 27% stake, plans to add to the firm's single US store in New York and boost Uniqlo's presence in Europe, India and China.
But it is naturally reluctant to continue to develop new fields when it already has 4.5m b/d of capacity sitting idle.Petrobras, in which the Brazilian government owns a controlling stake, plans to increase its investment by 55% to $174 billion over the next five years.
The bank, in which the British government holds an 82 percent stake, plans to revamp its wholesale banking division, as well as seek buyers for unprofitable operations.
The Obamacare rule in question during arguments on Tuesday requires employer plans to provide 20 contraceptives, four of which are at stake: Plan B, Ella and two types of intrauterine devices (IUDs) without a co-pay.
In 1968, he said, "the combination of King's death, the collapse of the Poor People's Campaign, and Bobby Kennedy's assassination drove a stake into my plans".
Intel, which has a stake in Clearwire, plans to embed the technology in laptops next year.
"Children deserve to be heard, as they themselves have their own unique ways of portraying issues that affect them," said Bamine, stressing that social polices have not benefited children in the past despite government efforts to ensure that they have a stake in national plans.
Last month, Hainan Airlines, a regional carrier in which George Soros, a financier, holds a 14.8% stake, announced plans to sell its non-tradable shares to finance expansion and repay debt.Another issue is whether existing shareholders will be granted pre-emption rights to buy what the state is selling, perhaps even at a discount.
