Sentence examples for ownership statements from inspiring English sources

Importantly, the participants' responses showed significant differences between the two ownership statements and the two control statements for both the small body and the large body, but only in the ownership condition, Zsmall = −3.418, n = 15, p <.001; Zlarge = −3.524, n = 15, p <.001, and not in the control condition, Zsmall = −1.401, n = 15, p =.16; Zlarge = −1.684, n =15, p =.09 (see Fig.  3).

The rule is amended to clarify that a party must file a corporate ownership statement with its initial paper filed with the court in an adversary proceeding.

FSF Limited is now owned by Outro Limited, which is wholly owned by Ken Bates". It added: "This change in ownership structure makes Ken Bates the controlling shareholder of Leeds United and delivers the transparency sought". The new ownership statement, also published on the Leeds website, said Bates was the sole owner of Outro, which is registered in Nevis in the West Indies.

BBC Radio Leeds reports that the Football League is also asking questions of GFH as to why Leeds United chairman Salah Nooruddin's company Envest has recently been removed from the club's ownership statement.

McFarland also allegedly doctored a stock ownership statement to convince one of those unnamed investors that he held more than $2.5 million in shares in an unnamed company to use as collateral in the deal.

Thus, the effect of visuotactile synchronicity on body-dependent size perception was accompanied by an effect on subjective body ownership (statement T2).

He also altered a Facebook stock-ownership statement to make it appear that he owned shares worth $2.56 million when they were actually valued at $1,499.

"Prior to entering into serious negotiations with other clubs, I wanted the opportunity to share my thoughts directly with Yankees' ownership," the statement said.

He purports to have become more scrupulous in addressing international ownership - a statement which will be mocked by Manchester United supporters hearing Scudamore defend the Glazers as "extremely good owners".

The inspector general's report quotes several E.P.A. officials saying that they felt they'd lost "ownership" of news statements during the crisis.

Museum officials said that the district attorney's investigation showed that the Met had received a false ownership history, fraudulent statements and fake documentation, including a forged 1971 Egyptian export license for the coffin.