Sentence examples for being divested to from inspiring English sources

Aetna said the business being divested to Wellcare has about 2.2 million members.

According to both Kamphefner and former Cooney assistant Robert Blaine, Cooney was unhappy with the performance of the Army's prime parts supplier a unit of McDonnell Douglas then being divested to Dutch investors.

Some 75% of the 251 properties acquired have been divested to traditional owners.

Carlos Costa, the governor of the Bank of Portugal, said that banks had a "very big" pool of assets that could be divested to strengthen their balance sheets.

Chinalco's move was seen as an effort to fend off BHP or to position itself to pick up valuable pieces that might be divested to meet regulatory demands.

The U.S. Justice Department has already given preliminary approval to the CVS-Aetna deal once Aetna's Medicare Part D prescription drug plan business is divested to WellCare Health Plans.

It was granted preliminary approval from the U.S. Justice Department earlier this month once Aetna's Medicare Part D prescription drug plan business for individuals is divested to WellCare Health Plans.

Deprivation refers to being divested of individual rights and possessions that are afforded to otherwise "free" individuals (Sykes 1958).

But the amounts being divested are too small to flood the market and cut share prices, so they won't be going cheap.

Some Vivendi units must be divested not only to raise money but to bring the company's mix of media and utility divisions into some kind of harmony.

Watson wants to do the same; he wants Murdoch to be divested of his company.