Sentence examples for class of owners from inspiring English sources

They also boast a new class of owners who cannot afford to maintain their properties.

But a new class of owners has suddenly blossomed that does not fit either category, and that is causing an uproar in aviation safety circles.

It may have displeased Jürgen Klinsmann from a competitive standpoint, but for MLS and an increasingly bullish class of owners, Dempsey represented the elite domestic exemplar of the "league of choice" rhetoric they began to use at that time.

If States, which comprise a significant class of owners and operators of hazardous-waste sites, see Brief for Respondent 8, need not pay for the costs of cleanup, the overall effect on voluntary cleanups will be substantial.

As Roger Martin, the dean of the Rotman School of Management, at the University of Toronto, argued in the Harvard Business Review a few years ago, people who fell into the category of "Talent" came to realize that what they possessed was relatively scarce compared with what the class of owners, "Capital," had at their disposal.

On the other hand, if the law is for any porpose a valid law, and if it can be held to furnish the rule of taxation as to any class of owners of national bank shares, then the onus is on plaintiff to show that his assignors are not of that class.

At the time, it was reasonable to assume that the revenues from the world's most valuable club would both cover the interest payments and finance a winning roster.But in recent years football's economic landscape has been transformed by a new class of owner: the billionaire from abroad.

To prove that point, they say that condominium law prohibits having two classes of owners in an association.

Paul Keating, a Labor prime minister for five years until 1996, says that his government brought in the rules to stop media power from becoming even more concentrated and were designed to create "separate classes of owners".

We've talked to attorneys who represent condominium associations who say it's perfectly fine to have two sets of rules, and others who argue it creates two classes of owners: those who were there before and those who come after.

In addition, by creating a new class of outside owners, the IPO raised agency costs in three ways.