Sentence examples for case of takeovers from inspiring English sources

In the case of takeovers, lawyers sue hoping the ultimate purchase price is increased.

Take-Two forms severance plan in case of takeover [Reuters].

American officials have long worried about the prospect of Pakistan's nuclear weapons falling into the wrong hands, particularly in case of a takeover by Islamic militants.

CUSTOMER ASSURANCE PROGRAM -- In case of a takeover by Oracle, PeopleSoft's customers are entitled to a refund of up to five times the value of their license fee if there is a reduction in support for the company's products.

In this framework, the emergence of biogenic photosynthesis might represent a clear-cut case of functional takeover – with the primeval photochemical reaction centers and primordial Calvin cycle accomplishing together the function that the ZnS/MnS covered fields could perform alone, namely the utilization of solar energy for fixation of CO2 (see Fig. 3).

Those shares would give the governments of France, Germany and Britain a veto in the new company only in the case of a hostile takeover attempt or in transactions involving sensitive national security assets.

Osborne argued that the regulatory system worked in the case of the planned takeover of Lloyds branches by the Co-op in 2013, but said the same checks did not lead under Labour government to a block on the merger of the Co-op and the Britannia building society, seen as one of the causes of the Co-op's downfall.

Now, in the case of the 1980 takeover, which was in September, one of the Army attachés [gave us an indication].

In this case, the threat of takeover may be sufficient to induce state governors to apply subjective admission criteria only up to an existing threshold level.

The case of the GM Europe takeover, for instance, has caused anger in the UK.

In the case of Yahoo and its $1.1 billion takeover of Tumblr, it was not with an army of bankers.