state ownership

After the war that, too, would come into state ownership.

In 2012 the court decided to return the mine into the state ownership.

"If they do not, I think he will take the natural resources back into state ownership, leaving the industry in private hands."

On 22 February 2008 the bank was taken into state ownership.

State ownership can also find a place in a market economy."

Media control is also usually consistent with state ownership in the economy.

The state ownership of the area helped preserve large areas for the future park.

There is a distinction to be made between state ownership and public property.

On 31 January 1851 this company was transferred to state ownership.

Agriculture and state ownership institutions are the only jobs there.

As of 1992, all have been divested from State ownership.

If the campaign was coherent, it would argue for state ownership of all land.

The high degree of state ownership often rules out mergers.

How would Facebook hit these targets if it were taken into state ownership?

A. There are some big areas that are in state ownership.

And in a country with inefficient public services, no one wants to hear about extending state ownership.

Dining After years of state ownership there are some new private restaurants opening up.

This is not in keeping with its neutral position on private versus State ownership.

Later (from the middle 17th century) the land came into state ownership.

Since returning home, he has favored state ownership over private enterprise.

The lighthouse was transferred to state ownership on November 1, 2002.

And, though still very tentatively, he has begun reducing state ownership.

And not only that: state ownership of the means of production had to go.

The remaining 70 per cent would be held in a state ownership fund for foreign investors.

Around 35 percent of the land trust remained unencumbered and in state ownership.