Sentence examples for state owned in from inspiring English sources
"We've set out already, we've started to sell off some of the student loan book, that would be another area, there are assets owned by the London and Continental Railways, things that a lot of people wouldn't have thought the state owned in the first place.
For a second year, Vermont officials are shooting cormorants on Young, the six-acre island the state owns in Lake Champlain, once a lush preserve of basswood, elm, green ash and cottonwood trees that was host to black-crowned night herons, cattle egrets, great blue herons, fly catchers and orioles.
This potential is evident when we compare current productivity of these forests with similar native forests found on state owned forests in Queensland that have in the past been sustainably managed for timber production (Ngugi et al. 2014).
One exception might be real estate owned in the state where you lived previously, she said.
China initiated stock reforms in 2005 and basically realized the circulation of state owned shares in 2008.
At best, the complete closure of every listed fossil fuel business on the planet would impact less than 70% of the world's combustible carbon reserves, most of which are held by state owned companies in largely single commodity countries.
This led to the beginning of privatization of state owned enterprises in western countries.
A controversial figure, Kulczyk benefitted from Poland's privatization of state owned businesses in the 1990s.
Many of the European countries including United Kingdom, Germany and France also promoted several large state owned enterprises in the nineteenth century.
Apart from its energy dependence24 China relies on large scale infrastructural projects for its state owned enterprises in addition to seeking sustained markets for exports particularly from Africa.
Befitting the scope of its mission, this semiprivatized company (90% state owned) was in the top rung of the Forbes 2000 almost from its public market incarnation six years ago.
