Sentence examples for from their takeover from inspiring English sources

United still owe £482m debts from their takeover, and interest paid was £25m.

Partly this is due to the Glazers draining £550m out of the club in interest and fees from their takeover, a contrast with Bayern and Barcelona; supporter-owned clubs where every euro goes into the core football purpose.

Democrats, fresh from their takeover of the House, are hoping to limit the GOP's Senate advantage to four seats with a win in the Deep South powered by strong turnout among the state's African American voters and others put off by Hyde-Smith's comments.

But that all depends on whether Stagecoach's bid does not hit any snags there are still unanswered questions over why Spain's Cosmen family and CVC walked away from their takeover bid.

Small shareholders delayed the meeting for 90 minutes but could not prevent the creditors from completing their takeover of the company, which owes them more than $6 billion.

Health care has been merger-happy recently because its large companies have paid off the debt from their late-1990s takeover binge just as the pressure from makers of generic pills is growing.

Both clubs are barely recognisable from that meeting, when City were still in the infancy of Sheikh Mansour's ownership and PSG almost three years away from their Qatari takeover.

Republicans advocating for illegality in the name of achieving a political need is reprehensible -- and just weeks from their congressional takeover, this GOP embrace of fundamental lawlessness and moral degradation should provoke all Americans to take a moment of reflection.

Triffids are possibly escapees from a Soviet laboratory; their takeover begins when a meteor shower blinds everyone who witnesses it.

Labour's previous hold on 41 seats could slip down to 10, while SNP are set to increase their takeover from six seats to 45 of Scotland's 59 total places in the House of Commons.

Today's statement added: "The Club... has financing in place which will fully support the Club's operations". Broughton's arrival will at least end the state of paralysis that has existed inside the Anfield boardroom since Hicks and Gillett's business relationship broke down within a year of their takeover from former majority shareholder, David Moores.