Liveris also said the economy must recover before Dow can buy rival Rohm and Haas, which is suing the company to force the closing of the agreed-upon $18.8 billion takeover.
The legislative history thus shows that Congress was intent upon regulating takeover bidders, theretofore operating covertly, in order to protect the shareholders of target companies.
Immediately upon the takeover, Mr. Pataki has promised to cut Long Island's electricity bills -- now the costliest in North America -- by about 20percentt.
Instead of having its executives' options vest upon the takeover's completion, the options actually vested when Sprint's shareholders voted to approve the WorldCom deal last April.
An earlier working title, "Year Zero," was discarded; in addition to being the term that the Khmer Rouge adopted upon their takeover of Cambodia, in 1975, "Year Zero" suggested a grandiosity that is not characteristic of Poitras's work.
He was headhunted by RBS in 1998 from Clydesdale, just before RBS, then unknown on the world stage, embarked upon the takeover of NatWest that was to win Goodwin international acclaim.
He was headhunted to join RBS in 1998 – just before the ambitious Scottish bank, then unknown on the world stage, embarked upon the takeover of NatWest that was to win Goodwin international acclaim.
Then I was taken ill during the Peterborough match [29 November]." Bassini, who vowed to inject £3.5m into the club upon his takeover, has said a further £1m will be made available "to ensure the club remains financially stable for the months ahead".
Rensselaerswyck continued as a legal entity until the mid-1840s, having survived Dutch and British colonial times, even being given a special patent by Queen Anne to confirm the patroon's fiefdom upon British takeover of the area.
Her appointment was the first act of Washington's new mayor, Adrian M. Fenty, upon his formal takeover of the public schools last week, and the criticism was quick in coming.
