Sentence examples for change in the ownership of from inspiring English sources

_* This post was updated to reflect a change in the ownership of a cane maker.

* This post was updated to reflect a change in the ownership of a cane maker.

Sir Evelyn sees no imminent change in the ownership of the family's assets (which include a stake in The Economist).

"This is a significant change in the ownership of this company," said Edward J. Nicoll, the chairman and chief executive of Datek.

But the dramatic change in the ownership of the bank, which is likely to take place later this year, led to concerns about cultural change in the bank, its future approach to its ethical stance and the job prospects of its 10,000 staff.

Since the early 1990s, a fundamental change in the ownership of commercial timberlands has occurred.

The legislation forces executives and big shareholders to report changes in the ownership of company stock to the SEC within two business days of their transactions.

With nearly half of Japan's farmers subsisting as tenants, Americans saw little hope for democracy in Japan without significant changes in the ownership of land.

Morgan's theories thus suggested a mechanism for the evolution of the family: technological developments and the concomitant changes in the ownership of property drove the development of new kinship institutions.

Roman Abramovich, a Russian billionaire, has ploughed more than £400m into Chelsea since he bought it in 2003.Yet behind the very public changes in the ownership of English football are signs of a much more unexpected shift: many of the top clubs are trying rather hard to live within their means.

The current account measures income but the capital account measures changes in the ownership of assets.