Sentence examples for deemed takeover from inspiring English sources

"The small TV stocks don't trade like they are on the market," Mr. Arthur said, explaining that the stocks of companies like Paxson Communications and the Sinclair Broadcast Group would be higher if they were deemed takeover targets.

That original concept was deemed too claustrophobic; Takeover is scheduled to end at 4 a.m.

Michiko Kakutani, writing in The New York Times, gave "The Fear Index" a thumbs up, but deemed the machine takeover "silly and contrived".

Ireland's Department of Transport said it was constrained in what it can say about the deal as the Irish Takeover Panel has deemed Aer Lingus to be in an "offer period".

A1 Judge Throws Out Case A federal judge has dismissed the Justice Department's case against seven people accused of funneling charitable donations to an Iranian military group deemed partly responsible for the 1979 takeover of the United States Embassy in Tehran and still labeled a terrorist threat.

A federal judge has dismissed the Justice Department's case against seven people accused of funneling charitable donations to an Iranian military group deemed partly responsible for the 1979 takeover of the United States Embassy in Tehran and still labeled a terrorist threat.

Potash said yesterday that it is in talks with third parties to garner a better offer for the company than BHP Billiton 's hostile takeover bid, which it deemed grossly inadequate.

A scathing state audit released last week recommended 1,000 changes in the system, which was deemed such a failure that a state takeover might be necessary.

They pointed out the UK government holds a so-called special share in Qinetiq, allowing it to block any unwanted takeover and prevent any move deemed to be against the national interest.

The resignations follow a campaign by Seneca Capital, one of Dynegy's biggest shareholders, to oppose two takeover offers that the hedge fund deemed insufficient, leading to a heated battle between the two sides.

The United States government reserves the right to bar foreign takeovers of companies that have technology deemed critical for defense.