Sentence examples for standard takeover from inspiring English sources

Sounds improbable, particularly as whispers persist about a Standard takeover of the Independent, its Derry Street cohabiter.

Its filing with the S.E.C. disclosed that on Friday its board adopted a so-called poison pill, a standard takeover defense aimed at repelling, or at least delaying, an unwanted suitor.

If the deal goes through, because this is what's known as a "scheme of arrangement" rather than a standard takeover offer, it's binding on all shareholders, even if they didn't vote for it.

*Company received takeover offer.

It would apply the same rigorous standards in a takeover of Hynix.

An emphasis on process over outcomes, and a growth in monitoring as a form of bureaucratic control is a standard feature of administrative takeover, while the limits of target-based management in the public services are well known.

The six directors include Rupert Pennantheea, the former editor of the Economist and deputy governor of the Bank of England; Stephen Grabiner, the venture capitalist who previously worked in the Telegraph's commercial department; and Veronica Wadley, who was the editor of the Evening Standard until the Lebedev takeover.

Although this is fairly standard talk for a takeover target looking for a better offer, Adecco may be looking at rather pricey struggle to buy Michael Page.

His plan includes requiring schools to have teachers meet minimum standards, or face state takeover.

Cash payments, stock options and grants to encourage employees to stay after a takeover are fairly standard in Silicon Valley, venture capitalists and industry analysts say.

More than two-thirds of a company's shareholders must approve a takeover, a higher standard than the majority required by Delaware law.