Sentence examples for indirectly owned from inspiring English sources

G.M. once indirectly owned a stake in T.W.A. but sold it in 1935.

"I think it would be a matter of concern if the Singaporean government indirectly owned the Hong Kong phone company".

Months later the rights to these blocks were assigned to BSG Resources (BSGR), a firm indirectly owned by a Steinmetz family trust.

The spokesperson confirmed that the ministry had "indirectly owned" the Chinese firm in the joint venture but downplayed its involvement and said Chen had never worked for the ministry.

It upheld the sanctions against Tanker Pacific and added two other entities, all indirectly owned by the Ofer family, that it said were responsible for the sale of the tanker to Iran.

But a tenacious volunteer lawyer for the N.A.A.C.P., David Honig, discovered while digging through Fox's applications for station licenses that although Murdoch himself had seventy-six-percent voting control over Fox, his Australian holding company, the News Corporation, indirectly owned more than ninety-nine per cent of the equity of its stations.

Turns out, Cohen indirectly owns Stamford Harbor Capital.

The Chinese Academy of Sciences, technically a part of the government, indirectly owns around 27% of Lenovo.

Exor indirectly owns Ferrari, the sport's star team, so it could find it hard to win the backing of rival teams.

"The others can't complain financially," says the count, though he indirectly owns 88% of the shares.Succession is becoming an issue again.

JPMorgan Chase and its Digital Growth Fund, a new $1.2 billion vehicle, is a major investor in Mr. Sacca's fund, and it will indirectly own shares of Twitter as a result.