Sentence examples for going to divest from inspiring English sources

(She added that the California system was going to divest its gun holdings).

A news release went out from Governor Andrew Cuomo's office, saying that New York was going to divest its vast pension-fund investments in fossil fuels.

Are they going to divest?

So over the next few months I'm going to divest myself of all of those investments in an orderly fashion, and I'll update readers on the progress.

"Three months later, [AT&T Wireless] came out and said it was not pursuing those businesses so it was going to divest those properties," says Larson, who doesn't think AT&T Wireless would have made the purchase as an independent company.

XL Group CEO Mike McGavick has said "the idea that we're going to divest in carbon is nonsense". He is currently chairman of the Geneva Association, the insurance industry's think tank.

13) is a most interesting in-depth description of Westerners' going to India to divest themselves of their various aches and pains through the practice of "ayurveda, the 3,500-year-old 3,500-year-old 3,500-year-oldthat still flourishes in the daily life of India".

"We're going to continue to demand socially responsible divesting," she said.

"It's a trustee decision in the end and they are going to start that process … the discussion [about divesting from specific companies] has only just started and is going to take them some time".

"Adventist made the decision that they wanted to divest themselves of this facility because they are not going to expand in Orange County," hospital President Bruce Christian said.

And if things don't change quickly, Rumsfeld is going to get massacred in some of the illiquid investment he is required to divest.