Sentence examples for it plans to exercise from inspiring English sources

The Times has said it plans to exercise its option to buy the space back in 2019 for $250 million, well below the probable market value.

Soros Fund Management has representation on Bluefly's board and a 19percentt stake in the company, but warrants that it plans to exercise give it the right to buy a controlling stake.

Roche also said in the filings on Monday that after buying tendered shares, it planned to exercise its right to increase its representation on Genentech's board to be proportional to its stake in the company, which would give it a majority on the board.

On Wednesday, Cathay announced that it had signed a letter of intent to buy 30 Airbus aircraft and that it planned to exercise existing purchasing rights for 6 Boeing aircraft.

Boston Scientific has told Cryovascular Systems it planned to exercise a right acquired in 2003 to buy the privately held company, which has developed a method for temporarily freezing the walls of blood vessels where blockages are being cleared.

Dynegy says it now plans to exercise that option.

As it builds its reach, Prio plans to exercise a great deal of influence on consumer spending.

National Grid is a private company and it is unclear how Labour plans to exercise control without nationalising it.

Last year, Fiat exchanged a 20percentt interest in its automotive business for a 5.7percentt stake in G.M. In the deal, Fiat also obtained an option to sell the remaining 80percentt of the car operations to G.M. in 2004, although it has said it does not plan to exercise the option.

But the renovation was going slower than expected, and he says he made it clear that he planned to exercise an option in his East 68th Street lease that let him remain there on a month-to-month basis for up to five months, or as long as September.

However, he added: "Cops have first amendment rights too, and we plan to exercise ours.