Sentence examples for has been divesting from inspiring English sources

The Spanish bank has been divesting assets for several months, including its Mexican arm.

Wessanen, which has been divesting assets in North America, is trying to expand in Europe, analysts say.

HSBC, based in London, has been divesting itself of many of its Latin American assets, and Colombian banks have been largely the buyers.

But in recent years, the Times Company has been divesting itself of assets to focus on developing its core title, The New York Times.

The Kremlin, however, may lean on him to stay on.Never felt more like singing the BluesChukotka aside, he has been divesting himself of his Russian interests, including big stakes in Aeroflot and Rusal, an aluminium firm.

Lockheed, which has been divesting commercial operations and expanding services for the military and the federal government, said the transactions would increase its 2004 earnings by about $400 million.

Joe Patterson's Daily News, now owned by a real estate operator, has been divested of its old panache with no corresponding improvement in its character.

In an age in which sex has been divested of most of its mystery (hard-core pornography is a website away and Mills & Boon has invested in a "raunchy" series), it may be that the "psychology of desire" is the only unknown territory to explore.

In fact, it was the biggest increase amongst large stocks on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange over the last ten years, even though over 50percentt of DSM's portfolio has been divested in this process of transformation.

In October 2008 Time Out re-issued a review of For Your Eyes Only and observed that the film is "admirable in intent" but that it "feels a little spare", largely because the plot has been "divested of the bells and whistles that hallmark the franchise".

That bell must toll for all of us -- for the ironworkers, those disenfranchised in federal prisons, to the innocent on death row; for the unlikely terrorist who has been divested of due process to the homeless veteran who sleeps in the doorway of despair.