Sentence examples for divestiture of from inspiring English sources

"The F.C.C.'s interest was sufficient divestiture of control.

Its chief executive Kazuo Hirai said he has not ruled out a divestiture of that business.

After those talks collapsed, Carlton pressed ahead with its planned divestiture of Technicolor.

"We believe the D.O.J.-proposed divestiture of 126 weekly slots is inappropriate," the carriers said.

H.P. is also weighing a divestiture of its PC business and "strategic options" for its webOs unit.

If such wills are not plausible then, in principle, the F.D.I.C. could force simplification or divestiture of some activities.

"Then there is RBS, with their own stake sales and the forced divestiture of their Williams & Glyn branches.

The NSA defends its Prism and "upstream" communications troves long after it has accepted divestiture of US phone records.

A settlement with the Justice Department that required a divestiture of routes or airport slots by the airlines would have to be reviewed by the bankruptcy court.

Both exchanges said they fundamentally disagreed with concessions that the European Commission had requested, notably the divestiture of major parts of the combined company's business.

2) The divestiture of specialty pharmacy dispensing or infusion facilities having a net book value no more than $30 million outside of Indianapolis.