Sentence examples for which would be acquired from inspiring English sources

The town of Greenburgh would be responsible for maintaining the property, which would be acquired by a nonprofit conservation group, the Trust for Public Land.

About a year after I joined the organization I became president of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Missouri, which would be acquired by WellPoint in 2002.

Honey Maid graham crackers were introduced in 1925 by the Pacific Coast Biscuit Company of Seattle, which would be acquired five years later by the National Biscuit Company.

For Mannesmann, the deal with Teligent follows the agreement reached earlier this month in which Mannesmann would be acquired for $183 billion by Vodafone AirTouch P.L.C. of Britain, the world's largest wireless telephone carrier.

A centerline was marked on the underside of each well along its horizontal axis, to designate loci at which images would be acquired at each time point.

(BLOOMBERG NEWS Supervalu Group Bidding Againn for Albertson's Albertson's Inc., the grocery chain, and Supervalu Inc. have resumed talks on a merger deal in which Albertson's would be acquired by a group led by Supervalu and the CVS Corporation, the companies said yesterday.

Within the banking sector, initial reaction to the details of the U.S. government's plans to buy $700 billion of toxic assets from banks was muted, amid uncertainty about the price at which the assets would be acquired and whether they would require the banks to take further write-downs.

Friday's elation has given way to caution, as investors await further details of the U.S. government's plans to buy $700.0 billion dollar of toxic assets from banks, amid uncertainty about the price at which the assets would be acquired and whether they would require the beleaguered banking sector to take even further write-downs.

The car-sharing company Zipcar, which announced on Wednesday that it would be acquired by Avis Budget Group, is one such instance.

C1 Ice Cream Maker Sold Ben & Jerry's Homemade said it would be acquired by Unilever, which owns Breyer's and Good Humor, for $326 million in cash, or $43.60 a share.

Last June, we wrote that the company was looking to sell off its domain name, with reports that it would be acquired by Microsoft (which didn't happen).