Sentence examples for partial sell-off from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives had been in favour of a partial sell-off via the creation of a joint venture.

Speculation is mounting that a partial sell-off of the state's Lloyds stake could take place within months.

But the money raised from a partial sell-off would run out pretty fast and is quite likely to be nabbed by the Treasury first.

Lord Grade, who ran Channel 4 from 1987 to 1997, said that a sell-off, or partial sell-off, of the state-owned, commercially-funded broadcaster made sense.

BP will receive $10bn-$10bn-$14bnsh from Rosneft and take shares in the Russian company in which it already owns a 1.25% stake after the partial sell-off in 2006.

BP will receive between $10bn and $14bn in cash from Rosneft and take shares in the Russian company in which it already owns a 1.25% stake following the partial sell-off in 2006.

First will be the resumption of partial sell-offs in industries such as telecoms, transport and utilities.

Across the region industries like energy are still regarded as too vulnerable to Russian influence to privatise further.Lithuanian officials say they plan partial sell-offs of at least some firms once they are properly managed.

Last month, the Guardian reported that Burns was understood to be looking at options for a partial or full sell-off of the broadcaster.

Earlier this year the Guardian reported that the Channel 4 chairman, Lord Burns, was understood to be looking at options for a partial or full sell-off of the broadcaster.

In an interview with the BBC, Nicola Shaw said that a partial or total sell-off "was absolutely on the table; it can't not be". Ms Shaw was drafted in by the government after Network Rail's upgrade plans fell apart last summer.