Sentence examples for raise that share from inspiring English sources

The German government aims to raise that share to 35 percent by 2020 and 80 percent by 2050.

Vodafone's current offer would give them 47.2percentthoughugh Vodafone has offered to raise that share to about 49percentt if Mr. Esser agrees to a friendly deal.

Before the nuclear accident at the Fukushima Daiichi plant, Japan depended on its reactors for about 30 percent of its electricity and had planned to raise that share to more than 50 percent by 2030.

Nuclear power made up about 30 percent of the country's energy needs before the Fukushima accident, and Japan had planned to raise that share to over 50 percent by 2030.

In return for money G.M. owes its health trust, the auto workers' union would get 17.5percentt of its stock, warrants to raise that share to 20percentt, along with a $2.5 billion cash payout over eight years and $6.5 billion in preferred stock paying a 9percentt dividend.

It has offered 3.4 of its shares for every one Rio Tinto share, and if it raised that to 4 shares for every 1, that would give Rio Tinto shareholders a 48% interest in the combined company, according to analyst Damien Hackett of Canaccord Adams.

Macy's had begun the year saying full-year earnings should be $2.25 to $2.30 a share, then raised that to $2.40 to $2.45 a share.

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On the other hand, environmentalists argue that that emissions target is half-hearted and that it is focused almost exclusively on the supply side: Hong Kong is aiming to lower its reliance on coal, while raising the share that nuclear power contributes to its energy mix, bucking the wave of anti-nuclear sentiment that has swept the globe since the disaster in Japan.

Taken together, the plans reflect the company's desire to raise the share of profit that comes from fast-growing countries to 15percentt, from less than 5percentt currently, he said.

Taken together, the plans reflect the company's desire to raise the share of profit that comes from fast-growing countries to 15percentt, from less than 5percentt now, he said.