Sentence examples for adviser to explore from inspiring English sources

Globo hired Goldman , Sachsas an adviser to explore ways to emerge from its financial difficulties.

The company also said it had hired an adviser to explore options that include the sale of some assets, and that it might fail to meet the terms of its loan agreements.

MEDICALOGIC/MEDSCAPE INC., Hillsboro, Ore., a maker of medical-records software, cut its work force by 22percentt, or about 100 workers, and hired an adviser to explore options, including the sale of the company.

The price of $3.15 a share represents an 18 percent premium to Complete Genomics' closing price on Friday and a 54 percent premium to the closing price on June 4, the day before the company announced that it would fire 55 employees to save cash and that it had hired an adviser to explore strategic alternatives.

The company said it is evaluating projects in various stages of development in Las Vegas, Pennsylvania, Macau and Singapore, and is meeting with a financial adviser to explore ways to raise capital.

Mr Gove said early this month that far too few PRUs met the required standard, and said he had commissioned an adviser to explore how provision could be improved.

Mr. Obama called the overhaul "a critical step in rebuilding our economy" and said he was working with his economic advisers "to explore additional options to promote job creation".

Troubled mall developer Mills Corporation confirmed Thursday that is has hired advisers to explore a sale of all of part of the company.

WASHINGTON — In the wake of further job losses in September, President Obama on Saturday called the new figures "sobering" and said that he was working with his economic advisers "to explore additional options to promote job creation".

"Following their work over the last six months, [Four Seasons] has started to engage with certain key stakeholders, or their advisers, to explore a long-term solution for the debt and capital structure of the group, which we hope to resolve during the course of 2016.

This week, the National Academy of Sciences NASS) invited four past and present presidential science advisers to explore the challenges of communicating science to their bosses, peers, politicians, and the public.