Sentence examples for share controlled from inspiring English sources

The share controlled by the top 1 percent in Argentina has fallen to a bit more than 15 percent.

"My partner, Brick City, and I have different visions for the franchise," Vanderbeek said in the statement, referring to the minority share controlled by Ray Chambers and his son-in-law, Mike Gilfillan.

Through most of the 1990's, the company was immersed in an escalating trade war with Europe over import restrictions that favored Europe's banana-growing former colonies in Africa and the Caribbean and cut deeply into the market share controlled by Chiquita and other companies that grow bananas in Central and South America.

Not surprisingly, the networks' share of stock trading volume rocketed, to 10percentthis yearar from 4percentt in 1998, while the share controlled by traditional stock exchanges and trading desks at major brokerage firms slid to 60percentt of transactions from 77percentt.

This week, Kazakh officials announced that all consortium members except Exxon Mobil had agreed to reduce their stake so that the share controlled by KazMunaiGaz could rise to 18.52 percent, from 8.3percentt, giving it the same share as the main consortium partners — Eni, Exxon Mobil, Shell and Total.

First, they provide information to reduce the market share controlled by informal providers, and then regulation to keep informal providers at bay while making the formal provider more competitive.

Mr. York also noted that a takeover of Ford was hardly possible given the shares controlled by Ford family members.

The Patrick Corporation, a listed Australian logistics group that shares control with Virgin Group, is expected to wind up with a controlling 45percentt stake, with Virgin Group retaining 30percentt.

The Murdoch family owns less than a 20% of Fox's shares but its Class B shares control 40% of the votes.

Telefónica, whose spokesman declined to comment on the speculation, shares control of Vivo, Brazil's No. 1 wireless carrier, with Portugal Telecom.

In addition, the federal government shares control over the militia (now the National Guard) with the states.