Sentence examples for sufficient shares from inspiring English sources

Liberty says it will "have purchased sufficient shares of Sirius's common stock and will convert its preferred shares" so that it can take over Sirius "within 60 days of commission consent".

As the banks converted their loans, IFIL simultaneously acquired sufficient shares to retain control around 7% of Fiat's voting capital at €6.50 a share, compared with the market price of €7.30.The seller was IFIL's sister firm, Exor Group, a private company of which the Agnelli family directly owns 70%.

Then, buying up sufficient shares and exploiting the courts to amend corporate bylaws, Arnault deposed Racamier and seized the entire company in 1990.

A Stock Exchange statement said "the company" sought evidence that parties seeking change had sufficient shares to force an Extraordinary General Meeting.

"The board of Rangers rejected the first proposal from Mr Sarver on 6 January on the basis that the board felt it unlikely that the approval of shareholders holding sufficient shares would be forthcoming".

"The board of Rangers rejected the first proposal from Mr Sarver on 6 January on the basis that the board felt it unlikely that the approval of shareholders holding sufficient shares would be forthcoming". A survey of the views of "a number of major shareholders" on the revised proposal had suggested it too was unlikely to receive the backing required, the club added.

Is there sufficient shared knowledge and dialogue among researchers, evaluators, and program developers?

An activist hedge fund, for example, can exert massive pressure to change the strategy and/or investment approach of the company based on its ownership of a sufficient share of the company's equity.

The contest May herself wanted was a laughably flimsy affair, focused on her supposedly strong leadership and her belief that a sufficient share of the public was willing to blankly approve a vision of Brexit that she was unable to articulate.

Political parties seeking only to maximize votes are encouraged to "buy off" a sufficient share of the electorate by promising to accede to the demands of an ever-greater range of interests, thereby raising the "price" of a vote and the stakes of fiscal irresponsibility.

Still given the numerous high Tech, PHARMACEUTICAL, and CONSUMER PACKAGING firms that I have worked with, I have also seen some "ENGS" that should have combined ethnic subgroups since their numbers in terms of staff were not that large to begin with and having a sufficient share of voice is important.