Sentence examples for transfer its share from inspiring English sources

Resolution 5 proposes updates and extensions to the definition of insolvency event in the SPL articles and clarifies the process in the event that a member which is the subject of an insolvency event is required to transfer its share in the company".

Current SPL rules state that, should a member club wish to transfer its share in the league to a new company, the decision to accept or reject lies with the board.

The current rules stipulate that the SPL board would decide whether a member club was able to transfer its share in the league to a new company, with no facility in place for an automatic demotion to the Scottish Football League.

Oaktree, which manages about $82 billion, mostly in fixed-income strategies, is expected to transfer its shares from a private exchange to the Exchange, according to a person familiar with the planned move who requested anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss it.

In 1984, MBI created a subsidiary, Marian Pictures Inc. (MBP), to which it transferred its share of the RKO rights.

First, the poison pill now effectively prevents eBay from transferring its shares, except in discrete blocks below a 15percentthresholdld, to any single person.

In 1982, Spiegel was acquired by Otto Versand, the world's largest catalog company, and according to a company history issued by Spiegel, later transferred its shares "to a group of individual investors".

Masternet, an Internet mail service provider that transferred its shares from Jasdaq, the over-the-counter market that historically was Japan's answer to Nasdaq, provided a good example of how an inability to buy and sell might affect the market.

Also, Televisa will transfer its 50% share in TuTV to Univision, giving the latter full ownership of one of the important distribution channels; the 50% stake in the joint-venture is valued at $55 million.

Softbank said in a statement that it would transfer its Yahoo shares to Citigroup to return a $1.136 billion loan it took out in 2004.

But it could not make a go of the airline and last year, as it prepared for its own privatisation, Iberia transferred its Aerolineas shares to SEPI.