Sentence examples for intention to divest from inspiring English sources
In January, the company announced its intention to divest itself of its outdoor advertising unit, a move that was viewed as consistent with Mr. Moonves's frequent statements that he intended to build CBS as a pure "content company".
"In one comprehensive transaction, Kodak will realize its previously announced intention to divest its personalized imaging and document imaging businesses and settle its largest legacy liability," Antonio M. Perez, Kodak's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.
Though officially launched just six months ago, the movement can already claim some provisional victories: four US colleges have announced their intention to divest their endowments from fossil fuel stocks and bonds and, in late April, 10 US cities made similar commitments, including San Francisco Seattlee came on board months ago).
It also announced its intention to divest its business in North America because of continued losses.
Verizon revealed its intention to divest itself of extra 700 MHz licenses it picked up in the auction back in 2008 in April 2012.
Today at the CODE Conference Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella indicated that he has no intention to divest Bing, the company's search property, or Xbox, its gaming and living-room play.
Therefore, the act of separating and removing a business unit is one for which some organizations will prepare and plan for on an ongoing basis, even if there are no immediate intentions to divest a particular business unit.
Asked by analysts in a conference call how long Daimler expected to keep that stake, Daimler's chief executive, Dieter Zetsche, said the company had "no intention whatsoever to divest" itself of its Chrysler holding.
The brothers' intention, Mr. Tilles said, is to divest themselves of all their real estate holdings.
It became clear to the artist that to fully realize and communicate his intentions he would have to divest himself of the obscuring emotional nature of action painting and pursue more rationalistic constructions of geometric forms.
Jay Z moved to divest his share in the Nets after announcing his intention last spring to represent professional athletes, including N.B.A. players, through his newly created Roc Nation Sports agency.
