Sentence examples for secure its acquisition from inspiring English sources

The suit against AOL claims that between 2000 and 2001, America Online overstated its earnings by almost $1 billion, that it overstated subscribers to its Internet service, and that it inflated its e-commerce and advertising revenue to help secure its acquisition of Time Warner.

When an important work or collection becomes available, often only the Friends are able to secure its acquisition through a "seed payment" or with a contribution matched by a foundation grant.

Surrounded by hostile powers, it could secure its future only by acquiring territory, but each acquisition created new, troubled borders, which fed the appetite for conquest.

Health Plan One will use the $6.5 million "to fuel growth in online customer acquisition and secure its place as a premier marketplace for health insurance".

To date, Hortonworks has done well to stick with its vision of delivering the benefits of an open source Hadoop to the enterprise, raising $100 million in funding and initiating an acquisitions strategy to secure its place in Hadoop's ecosystem.

They have pledged to secure its return.

The acquisition is one of several bets that Facebook, with about 1.2 billion users worldwide, is making in its effort to anticipate the future and secure its dominance of social communication.

Anglo-Swiss concern Xstrata has also secured its long-awaited acquisition of the Canadian miner Falconbridge, after duking it out with Inco, for nearly a year.

During his tenure, a war was fought with Venice (1570 73), in which the Ottoman navy was defeated in the famous Battle of Lepanto (Oct . 7 , 1571 but ultimately the empire secured its war aim the acquisition of Cyprus from the Venetians.

Teva has secured its rise through aggressive acquisitions, strategic discipline, quality control, low prices and an infectious devotion to corporate frugality.

The company, now the biggest steelmaker in the world after the fraught acquisition of Arcelor, sees the deal as an important step towards securing its own reserves of raw materials.