Sentence examples for divide ownership from inspiring English sources
In theory, one answer is to divide ownership of artworks between investors just as shares divide claims on corporate profits.
The Silicon Valley way had always been to divide ownership in a new startup 50-50, but Gates, the son of a prominent lawyer, had his own ideas about what was fair.
Indeed, he said, even when it is possible to divide ownership of a piece of real estate among a number of individuals amicably, that does not necessarily solve the problem.
Because of the quirks of mineral ownership in the West, which can divide ownership of land and the minerals under it, one parcel up for bid sits directly below Ms. Deane's fields, where she has recently been thinking of sowing hops for organic beer.
Couples, by dividing ownership of assets, can shield $1.35 million from gift and estate taxes this year and $2 million by 2006.
The divided ownership has complicated their efforts to develop the paper's digital business and to integrate the printed newspaper with the Web site and other digital publications.
One of the few prominent newspapers in the world controlled by its own journalists, it is smothering under indifferent management, declining advertising revenues, divided ownership and a slagheap of debt.
This divided ownership largely explains why ITV is not a major player in pay-TV – even when it got round to launching On Digital, UNM remained outside the consortium, rendering the use of even ITV's existing programming assets to build pay channels problematic.
Yet that transfer left unresolved a question of what to do with the stones, complicated by the divided ownership of the land around them: the National Trust, Ministry of Environment (which English Heritage was once part of), Ministry of Defence and private landowners all had a parcel.
If you're married or own property jointly with someone, you have another nifty option:You can split the property in half and set up two trusts, taking an additional 15% discount because of the divided ownership.
Of course, these recent reports about the divide between ownership and the basketball side of the organization suggest that these appearances of competency were illusions all along.
