Sentence examples for full stake from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bell said the government did not need to rush the sale of its full stake in the company.

DETROIT - The Italian carmaker Fiat said Friday that it intended to buy the United States government's full stake in Chrysler within 10 business days, giving it majority ownership of Chrysler.

We continue to believe Vodafone will not get close to realising fair value from a full stake sale due to the tax consequences and is most likely to wait patiently for a fuller payout of cash flows.

Sceptical about the power of politics to deliver a more equitable society, Holt is convinced that the only way for working men to get a full stake in running the country is by reforming themselves through education and sober living.

And if AT&T had insisted on proceeding with the public stock offering, the Bank of America appraisal might have dictated that AT&T could sell only a small portion of its Time Warner Entertainment shares -- not its full stake.

Not having to depend on outside investors also means the founders get to keep a full stake in the business they founded.

Once the union and bondholders achieve their full stakes, the government's share would drop to 55percentt.

The railroad's lawsuit alleges that the funds have not properly disclosed their full stakes in CSX, and that the funds' disclosures are "false and misleading".

Under the terms of the offering, some investors, including Paulson & Company, will be able to sell shares immediately, while others will be required to wait 180 days to unload their full stakes.

The railroad's lawsuit alleges that the funds have not properly disclosed their full stakes in CSX, and that the funds' disclosures are “false and misleading.” The two hedge funds have teamed up to nominate a new slate of directors at the 2008 CSX annual meeting.

Colleen and Adrienne stay out of day-to-day Maloof business affairs, but they are full-stake partners in the private holding company that owns all the properties, and they are consulted on major decisions.