Sentence examples for shift ownership from inspiring English sources

This policy was designed to shift ownership from private hands to government control, said Daniel Varnagy, a professor at Simón Bolívar University.

HM Revenue & Customs estimates that the size of the tax gap, which has seen companies shift ownership of brands to offshore tax havens, could be anything between £3.7bn and £13bn.

Attempting to shift ownership for this government failure to Democrats, Mulvaney said, "the ball is in their court," because the White House had offered to settle for less than $5 billion.

But there's broad speculation that Delta will shift ownership of its foreign operations and investments, and most or all of its non-airline domestic assets to a new company based offshore.

They may go as far as to shift ownership of such entities to trusts that can be held for descendants, parents, and other lower-bracket taxpayers (who have income below the $157,500/$315,000 levels).

Last March, when Chicago-based True Value Company made the decision to shift ownership from its shareholders and sell a majority stake to a private equity firm, it was a milestone that marked the end of a 70-year tradition as a cooperative.

The first step involves shifting ownership of the process from the manager to the worker.

At various points, it has been stalled by shifting ownership and financing problems.

Thus, shifting ownership of the process to frontline individuals will improve engagement and performance.

They could do that by shifting ownership of the gains to an affiliate by distributing securities of equal value.

*O.& Y. shifted ownership of numerous properties in 1992 -- at a time when its financial affairs worsened.