Sentence examples for to further stake from inspiring English sources

Musically, as if to further stake his claim to independence, Harrison offered a "new type" of ballad with this track, Leng writes, "rhythmically complex" in its subtle shifts from a 4/4 time signature to 6/4 and, very briefly, 5/8.

Morgan Stanley is paying Citi $2.7 billion to take a 51% stake in the venture, which will be called Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, and has an option to take further stakes.

WPP, a big British rival that has offered £10m ($16m) for Cordiant and owns its hefty debts, has now de-listed the company's shares to prevent further stake-building.See article: Problems for WPP's takeover bidPeopleSoft's hopes of fending off Oracle's bid improved a little.

The government still owns 32%, and in April it sold 4.5% to Blackstone, a private-equity firm, signalling that it wanted Telekom to be more market-driven, though eight months later it balked at selling a further stake to Sistema, a Russian firm.

Lloyds is selling 25% of TSB now with further stake sales to come in fairly short order.

But the J. C. Penney pill takes a broad view in defining a group to deter these two funds from acquiring a further stake or working together.

A further stake in Telkom is likely to be sold toward the end of next year.

Asus should be able to further exploit the nerd market with the next Transformer and further stake their claim as a major tablet player.

Around 250,000 people have registered to buy shares in Lloyds Banking Group, the government said as it sold down a further stake in the bailed-out bank and removed some of the complexity of its holding in Royal Bank of Scotland.

Bank shares were under pressure on concerns that UK institutions might need to follow their US counterparts and raise yet more funds, and on fears of further stake sales.

The Barclays had been able to buy an investment company behind a Coroin stake of almost one-third, but their grip over a further stake of 35% — which had been controlled by distressed Irish property tycoon Derek Quinlan — was far less secure.