To carve out
Related to To carve out: Equity carve out
| to make or get by cutting, or as if by cutting; to cut out. |
See also: Carve
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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But for all this to happen, the US needs the support of its traditional allies and it needs to carve out a strategy that works for all.
Parent firms frequently announce the decision to carve out subsidiaries ahead of filing the issuing prospectus with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The decision on how much to carve out will depend on accounting and tax advantages.
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- To call on
- To call out
- To call over
- To call the roll
- To call to account
- To call to mind
- To call to order
- To call to the bar
- To call up
- To cap the climax
- To care for
- To carry all before one
- To carry arms
- To carry away
- To carry coals
- To carry coals to Newcastle
- To carry off
- To carry on
- To carry one's point
- To carry out
- to carry the ball
- To carry the wind
- To carry through
- To carry up
- To carry weight
- To carve out
- To cast a
- To cast a horoscope
- To cast a shoe
- To cast anchor
- To cast aside
- To cast away
- To cast by
- To cast down
- To cast forth
- To cast in one's lot with
- To cast in one's teeth
- To cast in the teeth
- To cast lots
- To cast off
- To cast off copy
- To cast one's colt's tooth
- To cast one's nativity
- To cast one's self on
- To cast out
- To cast the lead
- To cast the water
- To cast up
- To cat the anchor
- To catch (one) flatfooted
- To catch a crab
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- To care for
- to carry a lot of weight
- to carry a millstone
- to carry a torch
- To carry all before one
- To carry arms
- to carry authority
- To carry away
- To carry coals
- To carry coals to Newcastle
- to carry conviction
- to carry dead weight
- to carry excess baggage
- to carry it to the grave
- to carry little weight
- to carry much weight
- To carry off
- To carry on
- to carry on with one's life
- To carry one's point
- To carry out
- to carry some weight
- to carry the ball
- To carry the wind
- To carry through
- to carry two faces under one hood
- To carry up
- To carry weight
- To carry weight
- to carry/bring coals to Newcastle
- To carve out
- To cast a
- to cast a big shadow of someone
- to cast a big shadow over
- to cast a big shadow over one
- to cast a big shadow over somebody
- To cast a horoscope
- to cast a little light on
- to cast a little light on it
- to cast a little light on something
- to cast a little light on that
- to cast a little light on this
- to cast a little light upon
- to cast a little light upon it
- to cast a little light upon something
- to cast a little light upon that
- to cast a little light upon this
- to cast a pall upon
- to cast a shadow of someone
- to cast a shadow over
- to cast a shadow over one
- to cast a shadow over somebody
- To cast a shoe
- to cast a wide net
- To cast anchor
- To cast aside
- to cast aspersions
- to cast aspersions on
- to cast aspersions on someone
- to cast aspersions on something
- To cast away
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