Sentence examples for divest ownership from inspiring English sources

He's cited that he plans to divest ownership to his children, with the official announcement planned for December 15.

But because Trump refused to divest ownership of his business, unlike past presidents, the Secret Service was put into an awkward position: They had to become customers of Trump's business while also protecting his life.

In recent years, hit by the recession and accusations of abuse, Mr. Lichfield has divested ownership of the schools, which he once likened to McDonald's franchises.

Hobby Lobby's owners will neither stop selling gimcracks and whizdoodles nor divest their ownership interest if they have to start giving their employees normal health-insurance policies.

The tensions underscore the difficulty Trump faces in carrying through on his vow to separate his presidency from his businesses — particularly given that he and his daughter have refused to divest their ownership stakes.

Trump resigned from management positions at his companies, but did not divest his ownership stake.

Bill McKibben and 350.org are campaigning on college campuses to have university endowments divest of ownership in fossil companies.

The Federal Trade Commission ruled that Sara Lee had to divest its ownership of these companies in 1994 to prevent it from becoming a monopoly.

The Chargers and Raiders have obtained control of the property, and Starwood intends to divest its ownership, an NFL source said.

The use of clearances developed after a landmark Supreme Court decision in 1948 that required studios to divest their ownership in movie theaters.

Should Trump hand complete control off to his kids, as he's claimed he'd do during the campaign, legal experts in Washington suggest he set up a blind trust and divest his ownership in the company as well.