Sentence examples for exert ownership from inspiring English sources

Our results should be interpreted to recognize that different agencies (including national ministries of health) have a desire to exert ownership of their own data collection tools and processes, structured in a way that makes sense for the delivery or support of their own programmes.

Oh, and of course we see that Nan exerts ownership over Bill via her bossypants attitude about what kings must do for The Cause.

Myners has in recent years campaigned on a raft of issues all of them broadly calling for shareholders to exert more ownership rights over companies.

Crowning only one architect a year disempowers architects and citizens alike -- we should all feel and exert an ownership over the buildings that shape our lives.

Across the country, people rose up against traditional aristocrats and village heads and attempted to exert popular ownership of land and other resources.

Small investors have often "bet" on a company rather than exerting any ownership power in it.

They can be distinguished from each other depending on who provides the port services and also who exerts the ownership and the management of the supra-infrastructure: the public or the private sector (for a deeper understanding, see also Brooks (2004), Brooks and Cullinane (2007) or Debrie et al. (2013)).

One of the key principles for effective aid programmes is that recipient agencies exert high degrees of ownership over the agendas, resources, systems and outcomes of aid activities.

After the publisher went public in the 1960s, the family continued to exert control through its ownership of the vast majority of Class B voting shares.

Due to a technicality, it was completely fine, by law, to watch kiddie porn from a NY ISP address until last Friday, as long as you didn't exert any kind of ownership over it, like saving files to your hard drive, or printing out screen grabs to Pritt Stick into your morally abhorrent Filofax of filth.

Advocacy for gun-control laws may never provide the same single-minded identity that politicized gun ownership seems to exert.