Sentence examples for cannot buy out from inspiring English sources

After all, one cannot buy out a religion.

Clearly, the town cannot buy out all the nightclubs that generate complaints.

They often have no successor, because offspring do not want to farm or cannot afford to buy out family members.

Therefore, if we assume that this corporate bond is non-callable (meaning the principle cannot be bought out early) and has the same maturity date as the Treasury bond, we can interpret the extra 2% in yield to be a measure of credit risk.

Due to health concerns, the deal never materialized as Brulé had not yet been cleared to play following his concussion (under league rules, an injured player can be traded but cannot be bought out, which is what the Kings had planned on doing).

If Exodus cannot honor those leases, Global Crossing said, it will seek to renegotiate or buy out the obligations.

And on February 29th South Africa launched the State Diamond Trader, which will buy up to 10% of diamonds extracted locally to resell to small cutters, who complain that they cannot buy enough diamonds.Critics point out that most South African diamonds cannot be profitably cut at home.

"These are moments you cannot buy and to walk out in front of 80-90,000 people is electric.

Quite often the stricter affordability criteria mean they cannot buy their partner out.

As the Brookings Institution's Michael O'Hanlon argues in his forthcoming book, "Defence Policy Choices for the Bush Administration", the armed forces cannot buy their way out of trouble.

They cannot buy companies, strip out costs and "flip" them back to the market or to a trade buyer; there are too few purchasers around.