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Перевод: ownership

[существительное]
собственность ; право собственности; владение
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. Their subjects range from property and land (in contrast to the country-wide bill about to be discussed in the Moscow Supreme Soviet, Estonia will explicitly recognise private ownership) to migration and - most delicate of all - currency and finance.
2. "Information obtained during the course of this year's audit has caused us to seek direct confirmation of the beneficial ownership of this shareholding," say the auditors.
3. To understand this, it is necessary to distinguish between the areas of defence, law and order, and social policy - where the motive of government policy appears to be the concentration of authority to build a "strong state" - and full employment, incomes policy, industrial policy, and public ownership from which the government has withdrawn to create "a free economy".
4. As the Milnes company had recently come under German ownership, this batch of cars, together with the similar Bath, South Lancs.
5. Mr Prescott's demand for the tunnel to be taken into public ownership goes beyond existing Labour Party policy.
6. Although a transfer of the ownership of a company is unlikely to be well received by the board, care should be taken before making the decision on how to react; agreeing to increase national control can be less harmful than (for instance) withdrawing from the country altogether.
7. New England politicians lobbied hard for ownership of Bank of New England to stay in the region.
8. Is it time to abandon the traditional notion of corporate ownership by, and accountability to, shareholders alone?
9. For example, let it be assumed that at some time an individual has become entitled to the ownership of some goods, by virtue of an approved process designated "good -.
10. The Dutch may hate the congestion, the fumes and the wasted time brought by cars, but ownership is nevertheless as essential to their perception of what constitutes the quality of life as a bathroom and central heating.
11. Ownership was somewhat less concentrated in the Low Country.
12. Turning to rights over tangible things, we must notice the distinction between ownership and possession.
13. Housing land must be "free, or easily freed, from planning, physical and ownership constraints" "capable of being developed economically, be in areas where potential housebuyers want to live, and be suitable for the wide range of housing types which the housing market now requires".