Sentence examples for overlapping assets from inspiring English sources
General Mills and Pillsbury had previously announced the intention to sell some overlapping assets as part of the General Mills' acquisition of Pillsbury from Diageo P.L.C.
Almost the only overlapping assets are in Germany, where Vodafone will be happy to shed its shareholding in the underperforming E-Plus.
Filling the ranks has been delayed while one of America's antitrust regulators, the Federal Trade Commission, scrutinises the deal and asks for the disposal of some overlapping assets, such as one of the partners' two drugs to help stop smoking.There is little doubt that the merger will go through, although when is less clear (GW and SmithKline hope it will be before the end of the year).
Determining property value from the system's tax and mortgage records requires algorithms that manage different assessment periods, overlapping loans, and asset transfers into account.
In making its proposal this summer, Xstrata insisted that a merger would offer cost savings from overlapping copper and coal assets.
That report shows that 21 companies, including Exxon Mobil and Chevron, and 4.28percentt of the fund's total assets overlap with the Carbon Underground 200.
America's list of seven Russian and four Ukrainian officials subject to visa bans and seizure of assets overlapped with the EU's 21 names.
"There's really not a lot of overlap in assets," he said.
The Working Group identified three elements contributing to risk from climate change: vulnerability (lack of preparedness) and exposure (people or assets in harm's way), overlapping with hazards (triggering climate events or trends).
The rapid growth of electromagnetic radio-spectrum use has made this natural resource a rather scarce asset for different wireless networks deployed in overlapping areas.
In addition, Lockheed has said it will shed $1 billion of Northrop's assets from the deal to eliminate most anticompetitive problems from overlapping businesses, making this a true antitrust test case of vertical integration involving control over Lockheed's suppliers.
