By having been forced to stake your life on what you believe, you have become a symbol of the fight for freedom of expression around the globe.
His characters may be forced to stake out positions that don't quite jibe with their personas, but Mr. Bunin manages to explore the serious idea of how faith is discovered, maintained or abandoned by thoughtful people today without cheapening the discussion with strident polemics.
Indeed, despite coming tantalizingly close, he lost the nomination to Lincoln primarily because his (relatively more moderate) views were so well known while the less prominent Lincoln hadn't been forced to stake out opinions.
One are the LPs, who despite the recovering public markets are way over-allocated in illiquid venture capital funds and whether they believe in the asset class long term or not they're being forced to sell stakes or at a minimum curtail investing in the next cycle of funds.
Jillings is understood to be a substantial shareholder of the club, and a similar judgment against him would lead to him being forced to sell the stake otherwise the suspension would be conferred on to the club.
–Alisher Usmanov, Russian mining and telecom oligarch, is being forced to give back a stake now worth $700 million in energy producer Gazprom; that stake was worth $2.8 billion in February.
He had already sought protection from creditors, after being forced to give up his stake in MobilCom.
Perversely, Bank of America is being forced to shrink its China stake just as it might actually have something to learn about banking from its Chinese partner.
Telefonica was forced to sell its stake after Brazil's telecommunications regulator, Anatel, ruled that the Spanish company could not own a majority stake in two of Brazil's fixed-line companies.
If it is declared not "fit and proper," News Corporation could be forced to sell its stake.
