Sentence examples for at delisting from inspiring English sources

Yet Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and the White House have balked at delisting the group and protecting its members at Camp Ashraf, despite bipartisan calls for action.

He also serves as co-counsel to the MEK in its effort at delisting.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which own or guarantee more than half of the $11 trillion American mortgage market, have been at risk of delisting since September 2008, when they were seized by regulators.

In June 2010, after Futaba submitted numerous reports detailing ways it would improve its corporate governance, the stock exchange declared that Futaba shares were no longer at risk of delisting.

"However, we're deeply concerned that several very effective breast cancer drugs appear on the list of drugs at risk of delisting due to their high price," said Caitlin Palframan, senior policy manager.

Caitlin Palframan, the senior policy manager at Breakthrough Breast Cancer, said: "We're deeply concerned that several very effective breast cancer drugs appear on the list of drugs at risk of delisting due to their high price.

Mission: Wolf is in southern Colorado, but Kent and some "ambassador" wolves who are especially friendly, travel the nation in hopes of gathering support for these canines who are at risk of delisting as an endangered species.

At the time of delisting there were about 1,500 wolves in the region.

In the weeks before Filner spoke at an event in support of delisting the MEK last year he was the recipient of several thousand dollars in donations from Iranian Americans living outside his district.

But many European firms are chafing at the new requirements, and 17% would consider delisting to escape the law, according to a survey by Mazars, a Paris-based auditing firm.

The irony of delisting Love Canal is that it comes at a time when the Superfund has been seriously weakened.