Sentence examples for ownership matter from inspiring English sources

Do estimates of gun ownership matter?

18. See, for example, J. Cherry, "Korean Multinationals in Europe" (Surrey, United Kingdom: Curzon Press, 2001); and M. Mason and D. Encarnation, eds., "Does Ownership Matter?: Japanese Multinationals in Europe" (Oxford, United Kingdom: Oxford University Press, 1994).

Shareholders' rights of ownership matter, of course, but they shouldn't be the sole consideration when bigger factors, like the quality of the UK's long-term science base, are at stake.

Good ownership matters very much indeed and Britain has too little of it.

Ownership matters, although not always in the ways you might expect.

In line with the theoretical predictions, we find that ownership matters for the division of the revenue and the investments.

"There is no doubt in my mind that local ownership matters in a big way," he said.

"There are good reasons to believe that ownership matters and that the consequences will appear in due course".

Giovanni Bisignani, the boss of IATA, a group that represents airlines, argues that the best airports are those with good managers and tough regulators, and that ownership matters less.

No. Stern always has advice for humbled owners, but usually the only time he becomes involved in steering a franchise's personnel decisions comes in ownership matters.

He published four books, Media Concentration and Democracy: Why Ownership Matters (Cambridge, 2007), Media, Markets, and Democracy (Cambridge, 2002), Advertising and a Democratic Press (Princeton, 1994), and Human Liberty and Freedom of Speech (Oxford, 1989).