Sentence examples for representing the takeover from inspiring English sources

White-shoe outfits like Sullivan & Cromwell and Simpson Thatcher considered such work beneath their dignity, whether it was representing the takeover artist or besieged management.

It represents the biggest takeover of a British company.

The deal represents the latest takeover in the rapidly growing market for software and services that help businesses link suppliers with customers.

Yet Lind's anti-Bush polemic seems less likely to stir opposition to a second Bush term (it's too shrill to convince swing voters) than to become a starting point for future debate about the economic, political and social origins of the Bush presidency and the degree to which it represents "the Southern takeover of American politics".

Drexel Burnham raised a $100 million blind pool in 1984 for Nelson Peltz and his holding company Triangle Industries (later Triarc) to give credibility for takeovers, representing the first major blind pool raised for this purpose.

The firm is involved in two takeover battles, representing the pharmaceutical company Genomma Lab in its bid for Prestige Brands Holdings, and defending Illumina from a hostile bid by Roche.

The court heard from a lawyer representing the club that it was on the "verge" of a takeover deal with a consortium of local businessmen.

Trade groups representing the German finance industry said the government measure would probably benefit investment strategies by increasing transparency and would not necessarily hamper takeovers.

The takeover represents the largest investment to date by Bear's merchant banking group, which was formed in 1997.

Cruz, too, represents the kind of hostile takeover that Polsby warned about.

The deal is the largest ever struck by FTSE 100 listed Shire and represents the company's fourth takeover in the past 12 months, putting it among the world's 20 biggest drug makers.