Sentence examples for potential expropriation from inspiring English sources

However, we find that family CEOs reduce firm value, indicating higher potential expropriation of minority shareholders or possible lower competency of family CEOs relative to professionals.

Due to the potential for land expropriation and construction of the exit structures in residential neighbourhoods, this portion of the program has become controversial, as some houses need to be removed to accommodate these secondary exits.

Further challenges arise under bilateral investment treaties, which permit private companies to directly sue national governments for perceived expropriation of their property and earnings (real or potential).

The results indicate that online marketplaces are more likely to serve an industry with (a) a higher cost of searching for technologies in that industry, (b) greater ambiguity about the underlying technology's potential applications across industries, and (c) greater ability to protect inventions from expropriation.

Those who assume this potential package could lead to socialism are forgetting that socialistic nationalization typically involves expropriation: the stripping of property for redistribution.

OUTRIGHT expropriation is ugly.

"We have to challenge the expropriation decree.

"One should remember that nationalization is expropriation".

The creeping expropriation of Germans' wealth".

White South Africans feared expropriation; Israelis fear extinction.

"The expropriation is analogous," Davey said.