n.剥离，脱衣；剥夺；放弃；夺去称号

The company's divestiture of its retail division was seen as a strategic move to focus on its core manufacturing business.
公司剥离零售部门被视为集中精力于其核心制造业务的战略举措。
Due to increasing regulatory pressure, the telecom giant announced plans for divestiture of several subsidiaries.
由于监管压力日益增大，这家电信巨头宣布计划剥离几个子公司。
The divestiture of non-performing assets helped the bank improve its financial health significantly.
剥离不良资产有助于银行显著改善其财务状况。
After years of struggling, the conglomerate finally decided on a major divestiture program to shed underperforming units.
经过多年的挣扎，这家企业集团最终决定实施大规模剥离计划，以摆脱表现不佳的部门。
The government's push for divestiture of state-owned enterprises is aimed at promoting private sector participation and efficiency.
政府推动国有企业剥离的目的是为了促进私营部门的参与和提高效率。
The environmental scandal led to public outcry and ultimately the divestiture of the company's controversial chemical division.
环境丑闻引发了公众的强烈抗议，最终导致公司剥离了备受争议的化学品部门。
As part of its restructuring efforts, the airline announced the divestiture of its regional routes to focus on international flights.
作为重组努力的一部分，这家航空公司宣布剥离其区域航线，专注于国际航班。
The divestiture process was lengthy and complex, involving negotiations with multiple buyers and regulatory approvals.
剥离过程漫长而复杂，涉及与多个买家的谈判及获得监管批准。
Analysts praised the tech firm's divestiture of its hardware business, saying it would allow for more investment in research and development.
分析师赞扬这家科技公司剥离硬件业务的决定，称这将使公司能更专注于研发投资。
The divestiture of the loss-making division was seen as a turning point for the conglomerate, marking a return to profitability.
剥离亏损部门被视为企业集团的转折点，标志着其回归盈利。