Sentence examples for define ownership from inspiring English sources

Selling off any part of the estate for cash would not, as I understand it, be an option for the winner, which seems to invite the question of exactly how you define ownership.

'"Simplicity is important in the digital environment so I coined a combination figurative and invented mark as PIN (taken from the common noun for a map pin and verb to define location), MY (to define ownership by the trader) and DEAL (a colloquialism for an offer such as a discount, fixed price etc).

Lassalle cited 2001 agreements within UNESCO which define ownership of a shipwreck according to the flag under which the vessel was sailing.

To define ownership and data sharing between users, array-specific and comparison-specific ownership and sharing information is necessary.

The purpose of this study is to look at how partners involved in the health SWAp in Bangladesh define ownership and coordination, in their daily work and to analyse the possible implications of these definitions.

The purpose of this study is therefore to look at how partners involved in the SWAp in Bangladesh define ownership and coordination, fundamental aspects of the sector-wide approach model, in their daily work and to analyse the possible implications of those definitions.

For years the U.S. Congress has been watching from the sidelines as the Federal Communications Commission has struggled with its core mandate, defining ownership rules for electronic media.

We defined ownership at the highest possible level, and this might have some impact on the results.

Irsay's fortunes are now separated, after a risky decision that figures to define his ownership, from the player who brought respectability, profit and a Super Bowl championship to his franchise.

After 1994, there was a surge in black-owned companies' share of the market capitalisation of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, though it slumped recently to only 2% of the total (more if you define black ownership more loosely), according to BusinessMap, a consultancy.

In an interview, Lockette suggested that providing donor sperm to the spouse of an injured trooper likely would clash with the various and constantly evolving state laws that define the ownership of the sperm, the fertilized egg or the resulting child.