Sentence examples for that would own from inspiring English sources

The department considered creating a separate government-owned company that would own these.

Eurotunnel was then set up as a separate company that would own and operate this major transportation facility.

Under its plan, Levitz will form a new holding company called Levitz Home Furnishing Inc. that would own all of Levitz and a majority of Seaman.

Alterra Worldwide, the firm that would own the hotel and team up with the Trumps, has business ties to Russia, Kazakhstan and at least two dozen other countries.

What I propose is that the Scottish government sets up a national parks agency that would own land and invite enlightened owners to donate their estates.

The four members of its consortium—France's Aérospatiale, Germany's DASA, British Aerospace (BAe) and Spain's CASA have been battling over the conversion of Airbus into a "single corporate entity" that would own the factories where Airbuses are made and assembled.

I wanted a company that would have its own identity.

On its own, that would have been bad enough, but not wholly surprising.

The present results therefore suggest that the more income a household accrues from sale of livestock and their products the more likely that household would own camels that would further increase on-farm income.

And no one anticipated that Toyota and Honda would have the best-selling cars in this country, that Germans would own Chrysler or that GM would own less than 30% of the market.

Should that happen, the overall dilution of Dell's stock would mean that group would own about two-thirds of the company.