Sentence examples for ownership prevented from inspiring English sources

Japanese ownership prevented it from setting up a broadcasting network; sloth and confusion meant it missed out on creating cable networks.This weakness in the world's biggest entertainment market is part of the explanation for Sony's decision to globalise production.

"The family style of ownership prevents the progress of an enterprise," he says.

Restrictions on employing migrants and on land ownership prevent businesses from expanding.

The French utility's expansion this year in several European countries has drawn criticism from rivals complaining that government ownership prevents them from making similar inroads in France.

The two-out-of-three rule restricts cross-media ownership, preventing moguls from controlling a free-to-air TV station, newspapers and radio stations in the same market.

The two-out-of-three rule restricts cross-media ownership, preventing a mogul such as Rupert Murdoch controlling a free-to-air TV station, newspapers and radio stations in the same market.

But the landowners retained ownership, preventing a formally constructed memorial from taking shape here, and leaving it up to families to mark and maintain this space on their own.

Economic research has shown that ownership prevents people who need jobs from leaving places like Detroit because they own houses, even though their employment chances would improve if they moved.

Wrangling over its ownership nearly prevented a 2007 agreement between the Italian culture minister and the Getty Museum for the return of 40 artifacts that the Italians believed were looted.

Indeed, contrary to what many Second-Amendment absolutists suggest, Justice Antonin Scalia's majority opinion in Heller did not preclude all regulations of firearms, only those that amounted to a prohibition on ownership or prevented their use in the home for self-defense.

This key difference from other kinds of ownership structures prevents large investors from taking over.