Sentence examples for buyback pressure from inspiring English sources

And if Mr. Smith becomes the director, it is imperative that he also keep applying Mr. DeMarco's buyback pressure on the banks.

More companies are also doing sanctioned tenders [raising more money from investors during fundraising to allocate it for employee buybacks] to relieve pressure on secondaries.

To create the cash flow to finance stock buybacks, corporations are pressured to move jobs from high wage to low wage areas.

One-third of Virginia's watermen have offered to sell their licenses back to the state under a buyback program intended to ease pressure on the Chesapeake Bay crab.

Embattled oil firm Royal Dutch/Shell bowed to investor pressure for a share buyback on Thursday, hiked capital spending to get its performance back on track, and produced results at the top of expectations.

First, when executives sell shares, buybacks using shareholder funds relieve selling pressure on the stock.

As profits fall well below expectations and as companies run out of cash flow to buy back equity, further selling pressure will build: share buybacks (along with mutual fund flows) have been the principal support for the stock market.

But it will face shareholder pressure to launch a share buyback programme or offer a special dividend if it does not succeed.

Yet with accelerated vesting a year away at AOL, there wasn't pressure to make a related buyback and shelf registration a priority in the first week after the merger closed.

A near-term buyback can buy Facebook time to keep pressure off the company while investing in longer-term plays, such as growing its other platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp and investing in virtual reality.

GREECE CONSIDERS DEBT BUYBACK  |  Greece is once again considering pressuring its private sector creditors to accept a deal.