The writer Viet Thanh Nguyen, in the Los Angeles Times, contextualized the debate in terms of material realities: It is possible to write about others not like oneself, if one understands that this is not simply an act of culture and free speech, but one that is enmeshed in a complicated, painful history of ownership and division.
It is possible to write about others not like oneself, if one understands that this is not simply an act of culture and free speech, but one that is enmeshed in a complicated, painful history of ownership and division that needs to be addressed responsibly — that is to say, with great artistry — in one's writing.
The pilot was established on the basis of collaboration with a public health programme and the NPC, which ensured ownership and division of activities according to the comparative advantage of each participating entity.
This system was characterized by such components as common ownership of land, division of labor by gender, and trade mostly based on gift economy.
In the last part of the nineties the need for organizational reforms and improved cost control became increasingly important, and a change in ownership and the division of tasks between the different levels of government was seen by many as a potential instrument to achieve these goals.
What (among much else) has escaped them is that house-ownership in the division is 50%, far above what it would have been in 1980.
Fundamental to the notion of the trust is the division of ownership between "legal" and "equitable".
Fundamental to the notion of the trust is the division of ownership between legal and equitable.
In line with the theoretical predictions, we find that ownership matters for the division of the revenue and the investments.
Toronto's Reichmann family and Allied Lyons P.L.C. of Britain are negotiating an end to their bitter dispute over ownership of the liquor division of Hiram Walker Resources Ltd.
