Sentence examples for exclusively own from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the 16th century with the carving up of the New World, he traces the emergence in England of the idea that one person could exclusively own a piece of the Earth.

It follows that once a person's labor is joined with an unowned object, assuming that individuals exclusively own their body and labor, rights to control are generated.

The purebred elitist Oh, sure, that dog's beautiful, and you exclusively own nothing but purebred animals, taking great pains to make sure the dog only mingles with others of fine stock and pedigree.

Yes, there are some specifics: prioritize to-do list, don't try to do it all, raise my hand when I need help and trust others to do jobs I thought I should exclusively own, from loading the dishwasher to long-range strategic planning.

In the era of planned economy, coal mines were exclusively owned by large state-owned and collective-owned enterprises, and the volume of coal mining was usually low due to the limited demand.

However, a significant change at New Zealand media companies was soon revealed: they had become "exclusively owned by financial institutions".

In 2002, Mr. Cannon transferred the assets of James Brown Enterprises to Seventh Decade Productions, an entity he exclusively owned and controlled, which opened its own account at Morgan Stanley.

And it is not just the consumption of news but also the discussion of events which is now almost exclusively owned by social media companies.

Last month, Real also signed a deal with the International Petroleum Investment Company IPICC,) which is exclusively owned by the Abu Dhabi royal family, and could be considering incoporating a name change to finance the redevelopment of the Bernabéu.

They are almost exclusively owned by publicly-quoted companies, which have huge debt burdens to service while attempting to maintain or improve year-on-year profits and margins at a time of falling revenues.

Woolf's A Room of One's Own had been published in 1929 and she reminded some 200 young women, "well dressed keen & often beautiful", that they were "practising for the first time in history I know not how many different professions... you have won rooms of your own in the house hitherto exclusively owned by men".