Sentence examples for deciding to float from inspiring English sources

Currently controlled by a network of banks, Visa follows MasterCard by deciding to float on the stockmarket.

But King's initial public offering (IPO) is set for the New York Stock Exchange and it is hard to see Spotify deciding to float anywhere but in the US, its biggest most important market.

This week it decided to float some 30% of HHLA in a public offering instead.

In 2009 she and a friend decided to float down the Mississippi River from Minneapolis to New Orleans in a homemade houseboat.

The bridges were successful, & with those funds Moses decided to float bonds, & keep control of the projects indefinitely.

Yet agency officials decided to float the idea of eliminating the tapes on Capitol Hill, hoping for political cover.

American International Group decided to float a 58% stake in its Asian insurance unit after a sale to Britain's Prudential fell apart.

RBS, which had hoped to sell the branches to Santander before the Spanish bank pulled out, could yet decide to float the branches itself.

Brakes had not officially decided to float but its advisers had been holding discussions with potential investors with a view to determining any possible appetite for a deal.

George Mudie MP compared him favourably to the bosses at those former mutuals who decided to float on the stock market and embrace higher boardroom pay and the like.

| When Santander decides to float its British unit — not likely until next year because of uncertain markets — it may try to appeal to retail investors, following the example of two Spanish savings banks earlier this month.