Sentence examples for seeking to divest from inspiring English sources

It is seeking to divest its coal assets to focus on its copper, aluminium and iron ore projects.

PAGE A8 Harlem Development Plan The city, seeking to divest itself of 50 abandoned buildings and vacant lots, has plans for privately owned housing and stores.

The announcement came after several months of talks with potential bidders both French and foreign, which began last summer when PAI said it was seeking to divest its stake.

G.M. announced months ago that it was seeking to divest itself of Saturn, a 25-year-old subsidiary that initially focused on fuel-efficient cars to rival those of foreign carmakers.

The author of the fragmented nonlinear text was Aleksei Kruchenykh, the Futurist poet who introduced his ZAUM (beyond the mind), a use of language seeking to divest words of their conventional meanings.

Energy Australia's announcement is one of many from around the country: Eco Energy is building a new solar plant in regional Queensland; AGL is building solar plants across regional New South Wales, including a new one near Broken Hill; and Origin Energy is seeking to divest much of its oil and conventional gas assets to focus more on renewables.

In recent months, Vivendi has dropped hints that it would seek to divest itself of that share.

During opening arguments on Monday, a lawyer for the city, Heidi Grossman, said that plaintiffs sought "to divest the N.Y.P.D. of control over how the N.Y.P.D. investigates crime".

In response to sanctions, Rosneft is will probably seek to divest from non-core assets and decrease its participation in projects in Venezuela and other countries, he said.

All good farce starts from a plausible premise: a randy shrink seeks to divest a would-be secretary of her clothes in order to seduce her.

As I am inept enough at social/literary occasions without additional chaos, I sought to divest myself of her attentions – especially as I hadn't asked for them.