Sentence examples similar to state owned concerns from inspiring English sources
The state owns the land it needs.
The company, Hainan Kaili Development and Construction, contends that it was treated unfairly by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, which routinely favors large state-owned concerns over private companies in deciding who can raise capital on the country's two stock markets.
Spell out what Osborne's cuts mean, in nurses, police and care homes, with creeping public squalor in streets and parks: sports centres, libraries and Sure Starts shut; schools bereft; everything saleable privatised, only to be snatched up by other countries' state-owned concerns.
Firstly, at least in Scandinavia, local businesses, local authorities and states own substantial equity interests in the transport companies.1 All these groups of owners concern themselves with the standard of public transport.
For some artistic directors the study reflects their own concerns about the state of nonprofit American theater in the last few decades of reduced government and foundation spending on the arts, which put more pressure on theaters to raise money and, in some cases, select plays that would be box-office draws.
The theme of Britain's declining position in the world is also dealt with in conversations between Bond and Tanaka, Tanaka voicing Fleming's own concerns about the state of Britain in the 1950s and early 60s.
The union has its own concerns.
The Spurs have their own concerns.
The Chinese have their own concerns.
LivingSocial has run into its own concerns.
