Sentence examples for from delisting from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath of that maneuver, viewed by many conservation groups as a debacle, some environmentalists wondered whether their organizations had gone too far in fighting to prevent the federal government from delisting the wolf after the population expanded.

Were it not for equally despised laws preventing companies from delisting their shares, many foreigners would be gone in a moment.Not surprisingly, new listings of foreign companies are down.

However, if the shelf space planner can also make assortment decisions and delist items (due to shelf space constraints, for instance, or low profitability of items), one needs to take into account potential substitutions due to demand switches from delisted to listed items.

Only then can the UCPN-M be considered for delisting from the annual Report of the UN Secretary General on Children in Armed Conflict.

The goal, the U.S. Securities and Exchange alleged, was to drive the share price up to $5 in an attempt to prevent the company from being delisted from the American Stock Exchange and to help it snag much-needed strategic partnerships.

In June, Magyar Telekom announced it was delisting from the New York Stock Exchange.There was no suggestion the delisting had anything to do with the DOJ's investigation.

Bluefly.com, an online fashion retailer, announced yesterday that it faced delisting from the Nasdaq composite index.

Shareholders worry that the company faces delisting from the Tokyo Stock Exchange, a move that could threaten its access to financing, suppliers and customers.

Quite different processes appear to govern exit via acquisition compared to exit via delisting from the exchange due to business failure.

Its board of directors just approved a one-for-20 reverse stock split in order to boost the price and stave off delisting from the Nasdaq exchange.

A study by the prestigious Wharton Business School found that the number of American companies delisting from public stock exchanges nearly tripled the year after Sarbanes-Oxley became law.