Sentence examples for delisting plan from inspiring English sources

It postponed evaluation of the delisting plan because, it says, the identities of the panelists, which were supposed to be hidden from agency officials, had been discovered.

The peregrine falcon in North America is one such species that has required extensive monitoring to assess its progress toward achieving a sustainable population as defined by a federally mandated monitoring plan [76] subsequent to the species' delisting from endangered status in 1999 (64 FR 46541-46558).

Delisting the company was an important part of the plan, since I don't believe companies listed on U.S. stock exchanges have the freedom to make the rapid and effective decisions that are needed today.

But there is no reason his successor, Sally Jewell, has to accept a plan to delist the wolves everywhere.

Exploration group Triple Plate Junction climbed 0.425p to 1.025p as shareholders voted down a plan to delist from Aim.

An independent, peer-review panel yesterday gave a thumbs-down to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's (USFWS's) plan to delist the wolf.

WorldCom, whose shares have lost almost all their value, said it has appealed Nasdaq's plan to delist the company's two tracking stocks, a move that was scheduled to occur on Friday.

(See "A Stealth Rally Builds On Wall Street").. Adding to the day's less-than-stellar news was word that government-backed mortgage financiers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac plan to delist their shares from the New York Stock Exchange.

The public can weigh in on the plan to delist the Yellowstone Grizzly Bear's status as an endangered species by posting a comment at www.regulations.gov before May 10th and oppose the proposal to delist.

Delisting firm-years are most often excluded because the researcher does not correctly incorporate delisting returns, because delisting return data are missing or because other research design choices implicitly exclude them.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Brazilian Mogul Said to Plan to Take Companies Private  |  The Brazilian billionaire Eike Batista "plans to delist one or more companies of his empire EBX Group, according to two sources familiar with the situation," The Wall Street Journal reports.