'master owner' is not a correct and usable phrase in English.
You could use the phrase 'master proprietor', which means the same thing. For example, "The master proprietor of the store was very well respected."
A statute of the State of Massachusetts was also considered, which enacted that no alien passengers (other than certain diseased persons and paupers, provided for in a previous section) should be permitted to land until the master, owner, consignee, or agent of such vessel should pay to the regularly appointed boarding officers the sum of two dollars for each passenger so landing.
Payment was to be made to the collector of the port by the master, owner, consignee or agent of the ship; the money was to be paid into the Treasury, was to be called the immigrant fund, and to be used by the Secretary of the Treasury to defray the expense of regulating immigration, for the care of immigrants and relieving those in distress, and for the expenses of effectuating the act.
"Eventually there is one master owner of the app, and he needs to decide to whom he wants to give access to this control.
More royalty income from a song goes to the master owner since they took on more financial risk marketing it, but publishers collect royalties from some channels that master owners don't (like radio play, for instance).
While with the Tigers in August 1951, Cain walked Eddie Gaedel, the 3-foot-7 dwarf pinch-hitting for the St . LouisBrowns in the master owner-showman Bill Veeck's most audacious stunt.
We speak of ourselves as masters, owners.
Dominus, plural Domini, in ancient Rome, "master," or "owner," particularly of slaves.
Tarrant Apparel Group has sued Simpson and master license owner Vincent Camuto for $100 million over Simpson's alleged failure to promote her lines.
Before starting Agile Learning Labs, Chris made a living in roles such as: scrum master, product owner, engineering manager, project manager, software engineer, musician, and auto mechanic.
The company and its master franchise owner in Latin America are under scrutiny for possible violations of labor, tax and franchise laws.
These regulars keep Osamu Takahashi -- sushi master and owner and known as Sam to his friends and customers -- and his staff bustling.
