Sentence examples for will be divested of from inspiring English sources

As of that date, the old Turkish lira will be divested of six zeros and the new Turkish lira, or YTL, will be circulated as bank notes in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100.

It is very gratifying that Tallgrass is interested in retaining the employees of the entities that will be divested".

The banks "will be divesting some of the holdings they have at the moment," he said.

But for the most part, he will be divesting himself of property his father began acquiring in 1940.

There are fights worth fighting, [but] for us, this is not one of them and we will be divesting our business over next couple of months.

They're divested of all of their meaning.

Its patriarch was executed, and the church was divested of its extensive landholdings.

This is the travel of dismay – dismay means being divested of power or ability.

In the meantime around 5000 km of railway line have been divested, of which 2600 km are still unused today.

Deprivation refers to being divested of individual rights and possessions that are afforded to otherwise "free" individuals (Sykes 1958).

The rule was added in 2008, when the fund was divesting of tobacco interests.