Sentence examples for patterns of ownership from inspiring English sources

Similar patterns of ownership are found throughout most of Asia, western Europe, and the Commonwealth countries.

It looks and sounds like what it is – a scholarly tome that sets out to investigate changing patterns of ownership in the economy's most dominant resource, capital.

A version of an old folk tale is played out to musical accompaniment in order to teach the watching peasants (and audience) a political lesson about preferring the productive use of resources to traditional patterns of ownership.

These are influenced by different national traditions: planning systems; financial support mechanisms; landscape protection organisations and patterns of ownership of wind power.

The patterns of ownership parcelization were categorized into a typology based on characteristics of the parent and child parcels using a cluster analysis.

"The time is right to offer a different solution to the rising concerns that football fans have about the patterns of ownership developing at our major football clubs," he told the BBC on Thursday.

He treats the pattern of ownership and the system of law governing Saxon mines, together with the details of their day-to-day labour management.

Unlike the case on the Continent, where many of the top teams including Real Madrid and Barcelona are owned by fans, only 12 English clubs and one in Scotland follow that pattern of ownership.

Our study covers the period from the earliest stages of the current form of ownership patterns at the end of the 18th century until the present day.

In an effort to document patterns of property ownership by men and women, The Gender Asset Gap Project collected individual level data on asset ownership in Ecuador, Ghana and Karnataka, India.

The Square Mile is not Hong Kong or Manhattan or Chicago's Loop but a medieval city in which building opportunities are limited at every turn by the presence of ancient monuments and by fragmented and complex patterns of land ownership.