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Bradley's divestment proposal, announced Tuesday, called for divesting the pension funds, removing city deposits from banks that lend money to South Africa, imposing a fee on the sale of South African gold coins known as krugerrands and setting up a nonprofit corporation to fight the apartheid system.

Labour's mayoral candidate, Sadiq Khan, has already spoken strongly in favour of divesting the pension fund.

So she went out and started telling other foundations about her experience divesting the Wallace Global Fund from fossil fuels.

As KeySpan edged closer to divesting the property, there were many suggestions about how the company should proceed.

By divesting the public lands, some argue that the landowners could use their land as they see fit, either allowing for greater resource development or stricter environmental restrictions.

The effects of a major miscalculation — presuming that Sanchez was ready to take over the offense, while simultaneously divesting the offense of talent around him — still reverberate.

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

She has divested the stage of one landscape of smothering iconography only to substitute another.

But once an institution has divested, the question arises: what to do with the money?

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

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