Sentence examples for by delisting from inspiring English sources

"By delisting the Greater Yellowstone grizzly without analyzing how delisting would affect the remaining members of the lower-48 grizzly designation, the Service failed to consider how reduced protections in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem would impact the other grizzly populations," Christensen wrote.

At the end of March French officials met to discuss shaving the health-care bill by delisting homeopathic medicines.

However, in 2010, Reckitt admitted manipulating the NHS computer system to direct doctors away from prescribing cheaper versions of Gaviscon by delisting the drug after its patent expired but before the generic came on the market.

We need to start by delisting these people as terrorists and recognising them as a valid democratic movement, and work with them closely to help force things from within," said Martin, who is not being paid for his support of the MEK.

Back in 2003, as minister of trade and industry, he was responsible for shepherding through Norway's law stipulating that publicly traded companies transform their boards beginning in 2006, and appoint 40 percent female members, or risk forced dissolution by delisting from the Oslo Stock Exchange.

That holding allows the U.S. billionaire tycoon to take the world's richest soccer club private by delisting its shares from the London stock exchange.

Conversely, companies that fail to file within the allowed grace period are subject to a variety of costly penalties, including deregistration by the SEC, delisting by stock exchanges, the inability to raise capital through issuance of public securities, and potential debt covenant violations.

Suppose a brand is acceptable to consumers but has a few bad years because of other factors for instance, poor advertising, delisting by a major chain, or entry of a "me-too" competitive product backed by massive sampling.

A French court last year referred to the ECJ the issue of whether the right requires delisting by Google only in the country concerned (current practice), across Europe or worldwide.

Websites found to offer pirated content, along with the services that they use, could be hidden from US internet users by being delisted on search engines and potentially on DNS servers themselves.

Yet in the past, the Service itself has said that a state-by-state delisting of the wolf is not permitted under ESA.