Sentence examples for divest the from inspiring English sources

Mr Zardari has promised to divest the presidency of its dictatorial powers after he is elected.

It is impossible to divest the notion of civil society of normative connotations.

Moves to divest the MPs' fund have faced opposition in the past.

The government of Mr. Sócrates already pledged to divest the state of €6 billion in assets by 2013.

If it wins Générale, ABN Amro will almost certainly have to divest the bank's Dutch retail network.

The proposal to divest the fund had support from two out of three Norwegians in a recent poll.

In fact, it's not a matter of if G.M. will divest the rest of Hughes, it's a matter of when.

Legislation to divest the National Security Agency of its mass collection of US phone records has died.

Even worse, should one or both of the corporate parents decide to divest, the partnership can complicate a sale.

It will then divest the rest of its holding to shareholders as a sort of tax-free dividend.

In the other countries liquidation proceedings divest the bankrupt of his power of administration and disposition, but he retains the title to the assets of the estate.