Sentence examples for strong owners from inspiring English sources

But the Wilpons have been strong owners, and whatever's happening outside with respect to them, is happening outside".

It's important for workers to know their interests are often aligned with those of owners, and strong owners can save jobs in difficult times.

In the United States and Britain, points out Cristiano Souza of Dynamo Asset Management, conflicts over corporate governance tend to arise between managers and widely dispersed shareholders; in Brazil they pit strong owners against weak investors.

"The league benefits from having strong markets with strong owners and great stadiums," Mark Abbott says and, while Toronto's Bezbatchenko has issues with the player status rules, he echoes MLS's enthusiasm.

"Ultimately the aim is to find new, strong owners to take the club forward with a financial base, so we are now looking at other strategies," joint administrator David Whitehouse told Rangers' website after issuing a statement saying he was "accelerating the sale of Rangers Football Club".

While it may take startups a longer time to break through, they have more staying power; many startups have strong owners, as well as a focus on building core values and company culture, and translating these into long-lasting partnerships in the market," says Fredrik Nilsson, GM of Axis Communications, a manufacturer of network cameras located in Lund, a city located in southwest Sweden.

The idea of another baseball team down the road would energize a strong owner.

"We believe that the consortium, with its breadth of expertise and strong market position in emerging markets, will be a strong owner of Opera," said chief executive Lars Boilesen.

Whereas a strong owner can make the call in the N.F.L., a college president, ever the fund-raiser, is often beholden to large donors and boosters.

It is no surprise that many of the most globally successful Japanese companies Honda, Sony, Matsushita, Canon, and the like have been led by a strong owner-founder for at least a decade.

But the team needed the support of a strong owner to tie it all together, and that came in the person of Tony Fernandes, 45, a British-educated Malaysian entrepreneur who started his career in the music business, at Virgin Records and then Warner Music.