Sentence examples for minority portion from inspiring English sources

The minority portion will be a listed stock, with majority control still in state hands.

He is buying a minority portion of the Mets for $200 million with an imaginative option to take control of the team in three years.

The analysts and bankers said that the only way a minority portion would be attractive was if it came with a piece of the Mets' two-thirds interest in SNY, their cash-producing cable network.

The Mets are seeking $200 million for a minority portion of the team — a badly needed cash infusion that the team's owners would pour directly into the club's operations and use to pay off some of their debt, according to a person briefed on the sale process.

Because the group would equally share a minority portion of the risk, fees and control, none of the banks would have to consolidate.

Beyond any secondary sales — it is not uncommon for early-stage backers to sell a minority portion of equity as more investment capital pours in — Golden Gate's exits have included the sale of Redmart to Lazada (although not a blockbuster), Priceline's acquisition of Woomoo, Line's acquisition of Temanjalan and the sale of Mapan (formerly Ruma) to Go-Jek.

As pleasant as this news is (I'm all in favor of bringing print-quality content to digital devices), I think this portion of the tablet experience is still very much an early-adopter, minority share situation.

The agreement committed 30 percent of Olympic Village units to affordable housing conversion and guarantees women and minorities a portion of Olympic-related contracts.

Tottenham is an area of mostly poor minorities; a significant portion of the population is black.

The metrics that signatories will track include community engagement statistics like participation in mentorship programs, volunteering, board service, offering internships, using local banks, giving preference to vendors owned by women or minorities, dedicating a portion of annual spending to local impact initiatives, and investing in local Los Angeles startups.

The overall size of the firm declined during that period as well, but the portion of minority lawyers has fallen, too.