Sentence examples for elite owners from inspiring English sources

Mark Cuban has been known to pull rank on his people, and he is generally considered one of the league's elite owners.

But the 2006 World Cup marked an attitude adjustment among elite owners, managers and players in the FIFA realm.

For Mr. Blum and other elite gallery owners, there is sincere dread at the notion, however remote, that Mr. Cohen may one day be sidelined.

Philippe Castéja, president of the Conseil des Crus Classés en 1855, an organization representing elite chateau owners of Bordeaux, said punitive Chinese tariffs could substantially harm the French economy.

He addressed the controversy that surrounded him last year after Los Angeles police brought him to speak to a group of elite business owners at a private downtown event.

More importantly, he was introduced to David Kinjah - pretty much Kenya's only elite cyclist, owner of that little house up in the hills.

The club says it has already started planning for life with the elite with owner Vincent Tan saying he is prepared to spend up to £25m to improve the team.

Mr. Gullicksen called most T.I.C. owners "elite," noting that properties sold for an average of $700,000 before the recession.

To attract an elite clientele, the owners of Sun Valley knew they had to offer more than skiing, scenery or even modern conveniences, however.

The use of boreholes as a mechanism in ranch allocation effectively meant that grazing land is allocated de facto to an elite of cattle owners who have acquired exclusive use of the land by making the necessary investment in borehole drilling and water reticulation (Perkins 1996; White 1993).

Venezuela had landless citizens by the millions and unused land by the millions of acres tied up, untilled, on which a tiny elite of plantation owners squatted.