Sentence examples for having divested from inspiring English sources

"Having divested my BB of anything that could be useful to others – the battery, the leads, the sim card etc – I was determined to kill it.

Glasgow Housing Association, having divested itself of almost 20,000 homes to locally controlled associations in Glasgow, has formed the Wheatley Group and brought three smaller housing associations into the group.

But it said that Mr. Fama, despite having "divested his ownership interest in DiFama Concrete," continued to have such a crucial role in the company that Bovis could "pull the plug" on its relationship with DiFama if Mr. Fama was not present.

The movement is growing rapidly, with more than 200 organisations already having divested, including cities, universities, charitable foundations and the Guardian Media Group, after the Guardian's Keep it in the Ground campaign asked the Gates Foundation and Wellcome Trust medical charities to divest from fossil fuels.

If you've been following the saga of Murrumu since Guardian Australia highlighted it a year ago, you'll know this Indigenous man has renounced his Australian citizenship, having divested of the documentation – passport, Medicare card, driver's licence and much else – that entitle Australians to the rights and benefits of the commonwealth, its states and territories.

Brewer Scottish & Newcastle, having divested its pubs, also has lots of cash for expansion outside Britain.

Harvard had firmly declined to involve its endowment in any divestment drive, while Stanford has divested from companies tied to coal.

Munich Re has divested its large thermal coal holdings.

He has divested his holdings in those companies, he said.

He has divested himself of all his worldly goods.

Philips said it had divested that business in 2001.