takeover

[ˈteɪkoʊvə(r)]

Definition:
1. A sudden and decisive change of government illegally or by force.
2. A change by sale or merger in the controlling interest of a corporation.

Use 'takeover' in a sentence:

1. This thesis intends to analyze the basic legal and practice problems during corporate takeover.
2. You can then issue the takeover command on the standby machine.
3. This series of articles does not address takeover configuration.
4. In a takeover, a large company takes control of a smaller company.
5. In this paper, the strict definition of takeover time is shown.
6. Takeover regulation could be classified as securities regulation and anti-monopoly regulation.
7. Rumours of a takeover by Hanson are probably far-fetched, but the company is worried about other predators.
8. The Analysis of Current Supervision Pattern on the Takeover of Listed Company.
9. However, Chinese takeover law is still incomplete and this has caused problems in the past.
10. Finally, the takeover is also a defensive move.
11. Analysis of takeover time for genetic algorithms.
12. The different evaluations toward takeover mean different opinions on anti-takeover.
13. A brief analysis of the present situation and related problems of the merger and takeover of Chinese Enterprises.
14. Microsoft could attempt a hostile takeover.
15. The takeover may be dramatic, but it is temporary.
16. Under failure state, applications auto-takeover;
17. It IS not so much a takeover battle as a war of attrition.
18. Takeover Day has offered young people jobs as news reporters, teachers and even politicians.
19. The takeover of BCE may be different.
20. From then on, affairs of takeover happen in China frequently.
21. And if Mr. Pell, 49, is axed following a takeover, he would be in line to collect a golden handshake of $1 million.
22. News analysis: why US company takeovers are growing in intensity.
23. There was another big European energy takeover this week.
24. Valuation lies at the heart of all takeovers.
25. That could mean less local fuss about a foreign takeover.
26. Kalon Group has sweetened its takeover offer for Manders.
27. Regarding to hostile takeover, many target companies take anti-takeover measures.
28. Empirical Study on Takeover Risk Probability Model of China Listed Company.
29. Takeover Day is an event for young people to "take over" the day from adults.
30. Takeover doesn't work on the primary or standby machine.
31. Eight months later, the proposed takeover collapsed.
32. "There's rising work demand coupled with the insecurity of mergers, takeovers, downsizing and other factors," Moen said.
33. The company is worried about takeovers by various predators.
34. Investors reacted positively to news of the takeover.
35. Similarly any proposed takeover would have had to go before shareholders.
36. The takeover provoked a tempest of criticism.
37. He lost his job in a corporate takeover.
38. The company is rumoured to be a takeover target.
39. Hanson made an agreed takeover bid of £ 351 million.
40. The company increased its stake in the business, squelching rumours of a takeover bid.
41. Granada mounted a hostile takeover bid for Forte.
42. Hanson made an agreed takeover bid of $351 million.
43. There's been a military takeover of some kind.
44. Family control would prevent any hostile takeover or greenmail attempt.
45. Profits fell sharply following the takeover.
46. The takeover of the company is bound to mean more job losses.
47. The spokesman refused to disclose details of the takeover to the press.
48. They made it clear that they would only exercise passive resistance in the event of a military takeover.
49. The controversy surrounding the takeover yesterday continued to reverberate around the television industry.
50. A secretary at IBM Corporation was asked to xerox some documents by her boss which described a proposed takeover of Lotus Corporation.