Sentence examples for realise value from inspiring English sources

Rather than plump for local heavyweights, they are sniffing around smaller companies in which it is easier for shareholders to force the management to realise value.

Colao and his board have been under pressure from investors to realise "value" by selling stakes in companies where it does not have overall control.

"The government intends to realise value from its stake in Nats, subject to considering the views of key stakeholders," said the Treasury.

It styles itself as an "independent strategic advisory firm" offering "insight, analysis and advice to help leaders make informed decisions and realise value in complex situations".

Bear Stearns pointed out that a complex tax-efficient "synthetic lease", through which the bank is nominally a tenant, may make it difficult to realise value from the property.

"Over the last seven weeks, we have carried out our intention to trade all of the stores on a short-term basis in order to sell the stock and realise value for the creditors.

If it is not possible to practically realise values of the factors required by experimental designs, or if there is a constraint on the total number of experiments that can be done, then D-optimal designs can be very powerful.

Substantial research work has been directed towards searching for various ways of realising value in the weed.

This paper explores the concept of pluralism by evaluating different stakeholder views on the expected and realised value of strategic environmental assessment (SEA).

It seems the Pirate Party Australia has actually realised values can be more than just hollow jingoism.

And so I have come to realise the value of folk music as our collective understanding of the value of subversion for and of itself".