Sentence examples for hostile take over from inspiring English sources

Another stake in the protectionist palisade being erected around European steelmaker Arcelor, subject of a 18.6 billion euro hostile take over bid by Indian billionaire Lakshmi Mittal.

The seller has to pay 30% of the trade value to the bank as tax (this also prevents immediate reverse hostile take over).

Hostile Take Overs: If a players offers to pay 'N' times the face value of a property (Value of N is decided before starting the game) which is owned by another player, who doesn't want to sell it, then the fate of the proposed trade is decided by rolling the dice by both players involved (Aggressive Buyer & Noncommittal Seller).

The question mark hangs over the Republican Party, and how it will react to what my colleague Ryan Lizza aptly called "a hostile take-over".

Dexter officials said they invited potential buyers to tour the company's plants and look over records that are normally deemed confidential after receiving a hostile take-over bid from International Specialty Products from Wayne, N.J.

The wave of hostile take-overs and corporate mergers has produced an older, rougher form of capitalism with very little "countervailing power", Samuelson says.

However, Tesla says it only wants to make the acquisition if it's friendly, not a hostile take-over.

This is basically a hostile take-over — rather than hashing out a deal, they're convincing shareholders to dump their stock for a bit over official asking price (the shares closed at $24.91 last night).

While nobody thinks he's a narc anymore, to some he remains a convenient symbol of a Wall Street-style hostile take-over in the making.

I recently read an interesting article written by Jonathan Zalesne, Marriage Counselor and Couples Therapist in Fort Collins, Colorado, entitled, "Blending families: A Merger, Not a Hostile Take-over".

While he was unable to prove that Luthor was behind the murder of Vesper, Batman does get his revenge with help from Talia al Ghul in Superman/Batman #1 6: not only does he bring down Lex Luthor's Presidency but also engages in a hostile take-over of Luthor's corporate holdings, bankrupting the villain in the process.