Sentence examples for one buyout from inspiring English sources

K.K.R. has already struck one buyout in the sector this year, acquiring the British retailer Pets at Home for $1.5 billion in January.

When Mr. Döpfner's letter arrived, Mr. Heinemann was already reviewing one buyout offer, from one of three Funke siblings, Petra Grotkamp, for the Brost family's 50 percent shareholding.

She was ordered to vacate her apartment after the company that bought the building that year, Reno Capital, had offered her at least one large buyout — a one-time payment to forfeit the rights to the apartment — which she refused.

The Busbys weren't the only ones whose buyout offers made it tough for them to leave.

The group urged Bon Jovi to back up his statements with actions by signing a binding pre-purchase agreement to waive the one-year buyout clause.

Last November, every white-collar worker in the company was offered a one-time buyout — $75,000 for those with 10 years or more and $50,000 for those with fewer than 10 years.

At Virginia Tech, Williams negotiated an incentive-laden deal that includes several perks outside of his starting annual salary of $2.3 million, most notably a rollover clause, a minimal — and one-sided — buyout provision after three years, the creation of new staff positions and the ability to earn additional compensation from outside sources.

In an e-mail, the corps spokesman said that its current study looked at many alternatives, including nonstructural ones, like buyouts of property, enhanced elevations and flood-proofing, but that those were more costly than the levee, floodwall and road-elevation alternatives being considered.

When was the last time you have heard about one of the buyout kings giving away a fortune?

One Equity Partners, a buyout unit of J.P. Morgan Chase & Company, agreed to buy the railroad repair business of Progress Energy for $405 million.

The deal heads off what would likely have been two rancorous legal battles over the buyout, one of the last holdovers from the recent private equity boom.