Sentence examples for acquisitions much of from inspiring English sources

Mark Bardell, also a corporate partner at Herbert Smith Freehills, works in non-contentious mergers and acquisitions, much of which is aimed at avoiding disputes.

With Disney's acquisition of much of 21st Century Fox, it now owns 60percentt of Hulu, giving the service a majority owner for the first time in its history.

The government reduced the power of the chiefs and cleared the way for acquisition of much of the land by outsiders.

During the 18th century the government reduced the power of the clan chiefs and cleared the way for acquisition of much of the land by outsiders, who forcibly evicted thousands of crofters (small-scale tenant subsistance farmers) in the "Highland clearances" of the early 19th century to create large sheep-farming estates.

FX is part of the $71 billion Disney acquisition of much of 21st Century Fox now underway.

Walt Disney Co. has set the date: It expects to wrap up its $71.3-billion 71.3-billionof much of Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox by Macquisition

The cable network is expected to remain part of the "new" Fox company that will be led by Lachlan Murdoch after a potential acquisition of much of the Fox media assets by Walt Disney Co. or Comcast.

A further concern is that a wave of acquisitions has left much of the seed business and most agricultural biotech patents in the hands of five big companies: Monsanto; Syngenta; DuPont, which bought Pioneer Hi-Bred; Dow Chemicand Aventisntis.

He added that the gallery had "very little" of its £32m reserve left for future acquisitions - as much of the remainder has been bequeathed for specific uses, such as education.

Friendly Fire Bertelsmann Leaves Old Structure Intact After the acquisition, Bertelsmann left much of the Random House structure intact.

Today's acquisition announcement includes much of the same reasoning when explaining the motivations behind this latest deal – Visa says now it wants to integrate the TrialPay technology into its existing network, so it can deliver real-time offers to its cardholders, as well as give merchants "more timely and valuable customer insights".