Sentence examples for exchange ownership from inspiring English sources
The upgraded private equities blockchain moves beyond just settling a transaction, using a more automated process by which a general partner and a limited partner exchange ownership of an asset.
It turned out that the county officially owned it but did not maintain it; Scott has since convinced the county and forest to exchange ownership with the Santa Anita Canyon Road, then a county road.
It already faces some uncertainty because of the trouble at DaimlerChrysler, which exchanged ownership of Germany's biggest aerospace group for 30percentt of EADS and now faces heavy losses in carmaking.
Mr. Miller said that just as individual shareholders may realize a profit when they exchange their co-op shares for a condominium, so too may the co-op corporation realize a gain when it exchanges ownership of an apartment for the shares.
Since 2017, the Crown Dependencies' governments have exchanged ownership information with UK authorities under a new agreement, even though the islands historically kept data on business owners.
To date, the government has focused its efforts on offering federal funds to banks in exchange for ownership stakes.
The current fixed spectrum allocation approach is inefficient in resource utilization and hinders the freedom to dynamically exchange spectrum ownership and deploy new wireless services.
Meanwhile, its transmission model reduces the costs of transactions, enables verification and efficient exchange of ownership, and opens the door to real-time micropayments.
As part of the deal, the Italian government provisionally agreed to forgo outstanding taxes in exchange for ownership of the Richard Ginori Museum, which is next to the plant and houses many millions of euros' worth of products.
Their innovation is to spearhead variations of platforms for the exchange and ownership of all sorts of data, setting off a novel value chain that imperils the long-stable vocabulary of political economy and its focus on human labour, commodity or utility based value systems6.
Over hundreds of years around the world, securities were traded through physical venues where buyers and sellers met and negotiated the exchange of ownership of securities and assets.
