Sentence examples for shift of ownership from inspiring English sources

This shift of ownership has good and bad aspects.

But the vote, which was largely a formality after last week's unanimous approval by the franchise committee, provided a finality to the long-delayed shift of ownership.

In 1997 it approved a huge shift of ownership from the central government to municipalities with the explicit goal of expediting privatisations.

In it I argued that the shift of ownership in the large, publicly held corporation to representatives of the employee class ie, pension funds and unit trusts constitutes a fundamental change in the locus and character of ownership.

More specifically, it is interesting to investigate the effects of the shift of ownership from private to imperial status on the organization of production.

The idea is that integration implies the shift of ownership rights between the merging entities.

There were hasty and acrimonious shifts of ownership between BC Partners and the banks that had lent it the money to buy the company.

Rudder does cite MIT professor Alex Sandy Pentlandnd's proposed New Deal on Data, featured in the 2008 2009 Global Information Technology Report, which would shift rights of ownership over all personal data back to consumers.

Demographic map demonstrating the shift of land ownership in Ireland from Catholic to Protestant hands between 1641 and 1703.

Many of these properties are owned by investment funds that bought the land over the past 15 years, during which a huge shift of forest ownership from timber and paper product companies to developers and institutional investors such as pension funds and university endowments took place, Selzer added.

One of the most significant changes happening today, something that affects every industry, not just television, is the shifting value of ownership.