ownership
IPA: ˈoʊnɝʃɪp
noun
- The state of having complete legal control of something; possession; proprietorship.
- (business) Responsibility for something.
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Examples of "ownership" in Sentences
- Is the ownership stressful
- The ownership of the stick is irrelvant.
- The ownership of the characters is irrelevant.
- The ownership of the building is the government.
- The ownership of hardware is not the issue here.
- Does the lender assume ownership of the property
- The term ownership goes beyond numbers in this case.
- The dovecote is in the ownership of the National Trust.
- This administration promotes what I call the ownership society.
- But invariably, it's the ownership that weighs in on the long run.
- Before 1993 the spring was in the caring hands of private ownership.
- There is a presumption of ownership of the article that is irritating.
- Some sort of certainty in ownership is needed as the free agency period approaches.
- What administration argues is that what they call ownership and increasing opportunity.
- Bush's solution: turn over inefficient government programs to private industry, creating "ownership" - a code word for privatization.
- Their ownership is evidenced by actual paper shares, and is portable, such that they retain ownership anywhere they live, even overseas.
- Among major reasons, the Navin Jindal-led firm said that there was a title ownership issue due to existing transactions with a British Virgin Islands (BVI) company.
- NOVAK: And he'll lay out what he calls the ownership society, where you talk about ordinary Americans being able to invest in Social Security, private accounts, so they have a stake in the market.
- The republican way of thinking which they call the ownership society, but is really rabid unregulated captialism of the sort that privatizes everything, makes us even more vulnerable to the situation of our neighbors, not less:
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