Sentence examples similar to planned sell off from inspiring English sources

The concession is likely to raise questions again about whether the 132-year-old company will be able to pull off the linchpin of its reorganization plan: selling off some of its most valuable intellectual property to raise money for its turnaround effort.

Mr. Saylor said recently that he remained committed to the project, and planned to sell off his stock over the next few years and finance the university.

In its annual report, Halliburton said it still planned to sell off less than 20percentt of KBR in an IPO.

It also said it planned to sell off £500m worth of UK power plants, almost half of its generating capacity, and £100m of assets in Canada.

(A month earlier, Bloomberg News had reported that Consol planned to sell off, or otherwise terminate, its coal businesses, in order to focus on extracting natural gas).

Kinder Morgan plans to sell off El Paso's exploration and production units (which El Paso had planned to spin off anyway).

Officials say they plan to sell off as many SOEs as they can.

ResCap plans to sell off a portfolio of mortgages after that auction is completed.

The council plans to sell off works from the excellent collection of Southampton City Art Gallery.

Now, Sunoco plans to sell off its refineries, and the process is already under way for two facilities in Pennsylvania.

Tesco is understood to be planning to sell off Blinkbox just three years after acquiring the video streaming service.