Sentence examples for proprietors- from inspiring English sources

Former bingo hall proprietors, the Thomases already have 11 conservation awards for their sensitive refurbishing of former theatres and cinemas.

Not only have the proprietors, octogenarian Jimmy Thomas and his son Simon, hired the digital artist Thomas D Gray as resident, they have already installed his 57-panel digital artwork that surrounds the main void of the interior.

Those of us trying to preserve our integrity as journalists fight a constant rearguard action – against proprietors who set little store by integrity, and against a government that tries to accrue power by restricting freedom of expression and ringfencing public debate.

I found secret websites in Micronesia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, registered to shell corporations in Panama, the true proprietors being anyone's guess.

If new proprietors merely finance niche outlets with ever-tinier circulations, their money might do more good elsewhere.

As much as politicians fear the whims of proprietors, many newspaper folk also seem susceptible to the blandishments of those likely to occupy Downing Street.After nearly six months, the inquiry feels like a cross between a revenge tragedy and a comedy of modern power relations, with hubris and misjudgment galore on display.

Empirical evidence suggests that lower tax rates increase sole proprietors' income, investment, and propensity to hire workers.

Among them were the reclusive Barclay brothers (proprietors of the Ritz Hotel and the Scotsman newspaper), the only slightly less reclusive Hinduja brothers (whose interests include cable television and banking in India, but no newspapers), the Daily Mail & General Trust and, at the last, Richard Desmond, a pornographer.Victory went to Mr Desmond.

ABUSE of free speech by the powerful arouses public ire whether the culprits are newspaper proprietors bullying politicians or thin-skinned tycoons silencing their critics with libel writs.

After merging with a rival, it organised itself into a court of 24 directors, elected by and reporting to a "court of proprietors", or shareholders.

Their pioneering vision was of "a free society of landed proprietors, comfortably off and happy .Thanks to the arrival of coffee, it worked.