Sentence examples for recipient ownership from inspiring English sources

According to Ms. Talel, when the owner of a co-op dies, a bequest in the owner's will gives the recipient ownership only of the economic value of the apartment, not the right to live in it or to have its shares transferred to his or her name.

They should also strengthen recipient country ownership of strategies and programs and allow adequate policy space.

Britain favours giving recipient countries such ownership, but not to the extent that it could lead to fraud and corruption.

M.C.C.'s work should therefore be measured not only by dollars disbursed, but also by expanding the ability of the recipient country to take ownership of the project, commit to its sustainability, and involve its people in the process.

Echoing the principles emerged from Bandung, SSC is provided as a sign of solidarity, respecting the rights of self-determination and non-interference and promoting larger ownership in recipient countries (Roussel 2013)n.

One potential solution, similar to PEPFAR's recent goals, involves providing recipient countries with more ownership in the decision-making process [15].

The initiative emphasizes country-ownership, allowing recipient schools to tailor their grant activities to local needs.

Although Japan was Mongolia's largest current donor, capacity building initiatives that granted ownership to the recipient country were not common in their development assistance practice.

In a world seemingly full of citizens who are either apathetic or see themselves as passive recipients of government policy, active ownership of one's fate and that of their nation should be encouraged.

The welfare ad failed to mention that Romney put forward a similar plan with even more extensive waivers with his fellow Republican governors in 2005, and endorsed a program that quite literally gave out "free rides" to welfare recipients -- the Romney Car Ownership Program.

The key idea was local ownership — the concept that recipient countries should decide their development priorities themselves.