"We call for a review of our churches' investment practices with a view to supporting environmental sustainability and justice by divesting from industries involved primarily in the extraction or distribution of fossil fuels," they said.
9.34pm BST 31 min: A penalty shout for Algeria, as Kozlov attempts to divest Slimani of both his shirt and socks, as the striker spins through 180 degrees to the left of goal with a view to getting a shot away.
To divest his understanding of such vengeful associations, Southwood Smith defined divine punishment as "the infliction of pain, in consequence of the neglect or violation of duty WITH A VIEW TO CORRECT THE EVIL".
The squabbling only ended with an agreement to divest some of the family empire and divvy up the $15 billion fortune.
But that jars with Gaza's Islamists, some of whom saw the agreement to reconcile with Fatah as a plot to divest Hamas of its hard-won power and to scuttle its Islamist plans.
The allure of hard work and self-reliance, when paired with a distrust of modern institutions, can curdle into an impulse to divest from society altogether.
The visit begins with contributing to a plate of food offerings; take it as an opportunity to divest yourself of leftover snacks forbidden by airport security.
AstraZeneca is interested in acquisitions as a possible prelude to divesting its agri-business.
Written policies have been used as an attempt to divest Native peoples of their interest in the land and also as a means to erase Native interactions with the landscape.
Price reached an agreement with the Office of Government Ethics to divest his stock holdings upon his confirmation as HHS secretary.
One of the foreign investors, from the UK, is negotiating with the government to divest a property purchased for about $700,000 in Western Australia.
