Sentence examples for seeks to exit from inspiring English sources

Fleming, the grocery distributor, said yesterday that it would close five warehouses and lay off about 800 employees, or 6.8percentt of its work force, to cut costs as it seeks to exit bankruptcy.

Paolo Colonna, a partner in Permira, the $29 billion European private equity firm that bought the Valentino Fashion Group, said in an interview on Wednesday that the fund normally seeks to exit its private equity investments after four or five years, typically through a market listing or sale to another private buyer.

In a timeframe of about 3 to 10 years, depending on the stage of the company's development and the strategy of the venture firm, the VC eventually seeks to exit the investment.

United, which is based in Chicago, is seeking to exit bankruptcy by early 2004.

Ultimately Carrefour, the world's No.2 retailer, after Wal-Mart, could even seek to exit Belgium, analysts say.

Yet private equity firms typically seek to exit their stakes after several years, often through a stock offering.

El Paso has recently sought to exit money-losing ventures to focus on its pipelines and cutting debt.

In newspaper opinion pieces published in all three countries this week, Chinese officials emphasized Beijing's support for European leaders as they seek to exit the crisis.

Mr. Buffett's money does not come cheap, so it's logical that G.E., as Goldman did recently, would seek to exit the deal as soon as possible.

WorldCom is seeking to exit Chapter 11 protection around the end of 2003, pending the approval of Judge Gonzalez, who is expected to conclude hearings this week.

The Brazilian embassy, the Zelaya camp’'s makeshift home since September, has slowly emptied out and Zelaya himself may be seeking to exit Honduras.