Sentence examples for ownership designed from inspiring English sources

At the time of the attack, Djapua, a local lawyer, had been campaigning to protect a ban on foreign property ownership designed to stop Russian investors buying up prime real estate along this former "Soviet riviera" in the breakaway region of Abkhazia.

In an age of mass smartphone ownership designing a new messaging system makes more sense than building a walled garden social network, argues Teare, noting how "trillions" of messages are sent smartphone-to-smartphone, via SMS, email and so on — far more than are sent within walled off social networks — meaning it's simply a much bigger opportunity.

What would be an appropriate ownership design for the Twitter we know and love, and how do we get it there?

Our analysis suggests that a pro-rata ownership design is insufficient to prevent mutual-fund runs.

An overhaul of shared ownership – first designed three decades ago to help poor renters gain asset wealth but now used as a route into ownership by wealthy young professionals – is well overdue.

The federal communications minister, Mitch Fifield, has rebuffed Labor's call for an independent review before removing longstanding media ownership controls designed to stop moguls such as Rupert Murdoch or Kerry Stokes owning television, radio and newspaper assets in the same market.

Key workers are finding themselves locked out of "affordable" home ownership schemes designed to help them on to the property ladder, because of minimum income requirement of as much as £50,000 a year.

Finally, some adaptations in the employee stock ownership plan's design and communication are recommended in order to improve its attitudinal effects in different cultural settings.

And starting a new school was a carrot, along with the idea of having ownership in designing the curriculum and not fixing up someone else's mess".

The legal structure used for fractional ownership here is designed to avoid French bureaucracy and inheritance taxes that can total two-thirds of a property's value.

British rules on media ownership are largely designed to prevent media barons from acquiring large stakes in ITV, a terrestrial broadcaster that was once immensely profitable.