Sentence examples for shareholding over from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong discourages companies from organizing in a way that favors dual-class shareholding over individual shareholdings, or gives one shareholder a disproportionate say over how a company is run.

This week, Alibaba abandoned plans to list in Hong Kong after the exchange declined to change rules that discourage companies from organizing in a way that favors dual-class shareholding over individual shareholdings or gives one shareholder a disproportionate say over how a company is run.

Boyle will step down this summer by handing his shareholding over to the club's supporters.

"I have to say it's not one of my better decisions having to look at that and watch the demise of my shareholding over time.

For high assumed costs and low perceived sustainability, (potential) investors' investment intentions were more favorable when companies prioritized shareholding over non-shareholding stakeholders.

Ctrip has taken a board seat via its investment, and it said in a statement that it may increase its shareholding over the next twelve months.

The Glazers increased their shareholding to over 19% the following June, although they were still not the largest shareholders.

This still allows consultants to accumulate large shareholdings over time.

In contrast, for low assumed costs and high perceived sustainability, (potential) investors were more willing to invest, and were likely to invest a higher amount of money, when companies decided to favor non-shareholding over shareholding stakeholders.

In cases of low costs or high sustainability, participants were more willing to invest in a company that favored non-shareholding over shareholding stakeholders (thereby deciding against their immediate financial interests), while the opposite was true in cases of high costs or low sustainability.

They are said to be keen to preserve the group's clumsy structure, which gives them a 60 40 shareholding advantage over the British.There are regulatory moves afoot on both sides of the Atlantic to temper management power.