Sentence examples for of divestitures from inspiring English sources

Since then, it has been a whirlwind of divestitures and acquisitions for Kraft.

The success of divestitures doesn't mean that mergers are always a mistake.

But a pure hell or high water, which requires any amount of divestitures (even the whole company), is rare.

BILLION-DOLLAR SALES BY BP BP began a series of divestitures in 2010 to pay for its oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Emilie Feldman, an assistant professor of management at Wharton who has done a series of studies of divestitures, told me, "It isn't just the stock price.

He added that any discussion of divestitures to satisfy antitrust concerns was premature, though any request to sell off a major part of the business would be "unprecedented".

"We remain confident that the $4 billion of divestiture proceeds will be achieved," he said.

First, a court would have to determine what kind of divestiture for Honeywell would be analogous to the divestiture of G.E. Capital Aviation Services, or Gecas, which European regulators wanted.

The mayor hopes to spark a movement of divestiture similar to the campaign that helped end apartheid in South Africa, according to Ahmad.

As in "The Tempest," old age is greeted here with the rituals of divestiture and abjuration: the occasion for verbal magic is the renunciation of every other kind.

But today's brief says: "Microsoft's proposal would allow the company to shift assets before the plan of divestiture is implemented to frustrate the effectiveness of the final judgement".