Sentence examples for looking to divest from inspiring English sources

The bank, which now generates more than half of its earnings from Asia, is looking to divest its noncore assets.

No mention of what will happen with Glencore's remaining platinum assets which they are also looking to divest.

The bank, which now generates more than half of its earnings from Asia, is looking to divest its so-called noncore assets.

Neenah was looking to divest itself of all pulp and timber operations, and it had put the mill up for sale.

Mobil was also interested in Conoco Inc. when the DuPont Company began looking to divest itself of that oil and gas business.

Allergan said Tuesday that it was looking to divest itself of its Lap-Band, the once-popular weight-loss device that has experienced several years of falling sales, loss of market share and controversies about its safety and effectiveness.

Stern said most effective divestment strategy did not just look to divest from fossil fuel companies, but to positively keep stocks or invest in companies that were taking responsible action on climate change.

In its client note, UBS suggested that Rio Tinto look to divest undervalued assets in industrial minerals, gold and uranium.

But he underscored that NBC is still looking to acquire, not divest.

The UK and northern Europe look to be "divesting" themselves of the problems in southern Europe.

He added: "The FCO in the 60s and 70s was looking for ways to divest itself of these islands.