"membership interest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of legal documents that describe the ownership of a particular entity. For example, "The Smith family has a 25% membership interest in the corporation."
The company said it owned a 50percentt "membership interest" in the company, called People's Health Network.
Nortel also holds a so-called membership interest in Arris that is effectively a loan to the company of $80 million to $100 million at 10percentt interest.
Janice Fine, a professor of labor relations at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey, said the strikes were a way for the labor movement to revamp its role after decades of declines in membership, interest and influence.
But even after these shares are sold, the registration documents show, the further Arris shares fall, the greater the stake Nortel could receive when its membership interest is repaid.
In November 2010, the Company purchased an 86.67% membership interest in Trigon Energy Partners, LLC (Trigon).
First, the shareholder or partner determines their gain on the sale of the membership interest under general income tax principles.
Belgian water technology provider Waterleau has purchased the anaerobic biological wastewater treatment plant design and build business of Ecovation Inc and the membership interests of Krofta Technologies from Ecolab.
Terms of the agreement call for Shaw to buy all of the stock and membership interests of the Turner Group's 15 industrial companies for $250 million to $350 million.
Tenet said prosecutors wanted documents from January 1999 to the present related to several physician practices that hold membership interests in People's Health, as well as data on its membership, policy manuals and other records.
The exchange became the first financial exchange in the United States to demutualize on Nov. 13 by converting its membership interests into shares of common stock in a for-profit corporation.
Membership interests in a club are considered securities "if members invest and expect to make a profit from the entrepreneurial and managerial efforts of others," the agency's Web site says, as opposed to sharing in stock picking.
