divest , auch: devest

At the same time, though, he seemed to be divesting in me.

"We might have to divest one or two plants at the most."

Operation of the line was divested to the State government in 1931.

"I would not be surprised to see these things divested."

As of 1992, all have been divested from State ownership.

Apart from those and about 15 others, I'd like to divest myself of the lot, to make space.

But over the last decade it has been divesting more than growing.

And I will divest myself of my ownership interest in it.

Most have now been divested except for part of the real estate business.

In other words, he will have to wait until A dies to divest.

The company would have been forced to divest some properties.

She stood up and began to divest herself of her gown.

"I have no plans to divest myself at this time," he said.

It divested itself of some oil and gas fields to focus on others.

"Divesting them was not an easy decision, but with changing market conditions you have to make a choice."

To get more Government coverage, they must then divest their assets.

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

The stakes in all other banks held by the state may be divested.

The palace says the king has started to divest himself of his commercial interests.

You are trying to divest yourself of a property right".

"They had to move very quickly to completely divest themselves of their entire interest prior to taking office," he said.

Large companies that are divesting themselves of divisions also present opportunities, he said.

I hated to lose them, but sometimes you must divest in order to gain.

Otherwise they had divested themselves of all but the very essentials.

For him, true knowledge was a voluntary freedom divested of all fear.