Sentence examples for will exercise an option from inspiring English sources

That deal envisioned several outcomes, but the most likely is that Bertelsmann will exercise an option to sell its stake to AOL in January 2002.

EM.TV, which currently owns half of a company that controls Formula One, will exercise an option to buy another 25percentt stake for $987 million from its current owner, Bernie Ecclestone.

Cordiant has also said it will exercise an option to sell its 25percentt interest in ZenithOptimedia, a media services agency it owns jointly with the Publicis Groupe, a French rival.

And Renault will exercise an option to increase its stake in Nissan to 44.4percentt from 36.8percentt by converting warrants into stock at a price of 400 yen a warrant, or about 200 billion yen ($1.6 billion) total, these people said.

As part of the transaction, the Carlson Companies, which owns 22percentt of Thomas Cook, will exercise an option to buy the rest of the company from Preussag and Westdeutsche Landesbank, and then sell the company to C & N, the report said.

Bank of America will exercise an option to buy China Construction Bank shares from Beijing, raising its stake to 19.1%, from 10.8%.

While the analyst lowered the price target to $20 from $25, he said he still thinks majority shareholder Novartis will exercise a co-marketing option on NM283 by the looming March 29 deadline.

SOCCER Major League Soccer NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION--Announced they will not exercise an option on MF Leonel Alvarez for the 2002 season.

América Móvil will also exercise an option to buy SBC Communications Inc.'s 11percentt interest in Telecom Americas, increasing its stake to 93percentt from 42percentt.

The 29-year-old Colombia striker, who joined the club on loan from Monaco in September last year, has made only 28 appearances, 12 of them from the bench, and scored four goals, and all the indications are that Louis van Gaal will not exercise an option to complete a permanent deal.

Hicks and Gillett refinanced their debts earlier this year with the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and that deal is due to expire on 25 January, although the Americans will almost certainly exercise an option to extend the deal for a further six months until the end of July.