Definitions for "Ownership"
The state of being an owner; the right to own; exclusive right of possession; legal or just claim or title; proprietorship.
The full array of rights that can attach to property.
Right over, and responsibility for, a process or activity. When local players own a project, and they adopt it as their own even if outside organizations are involved.
ownership - malignant pleural mesothelioma.
All land is subject to tenure, which means the Crown is the ultimate owner. Land holders are tenants in one form or another and are termed Registered Proprietors
Entity that has the ultimate control of resources and operation of the Applicant Organization. If there is no higher authority to whom the Applicant Organization reports, please indicate SAME for the owner organization name on the Ownership page.
There are several different types of residential ownership in Manhattan. Each of them has their distinct characteristics. They are condominiums; co-operatives; and cond-ops.
Students control and accept responsibility for their learning.
In the context of decision-making is used to denote responsibility for and/or identification with a problem, proposal or solution.
When learners are involved in deciding what needs to be done and how it should be done, they have greater control over their own learning. Evidence indicates that learners are motivated when they have 'ownership' of their learning.
The user (UID) and/or group (GID) that is associated with a file, directory, process, or process group.
The Personal Auto Policy covers cars owned by an individual, or a husband and wife residing in the same household. These requirements exclude coverage for cars owned by businesses or groups of people.
Partner countries exercise effective leadership over their development policies and strategies and co-ordinate development actions (Paris Declaration).
Any property or building or its contents under legal control by the occupant, by contract, or by holding of a title or deed.
Ownership is expressed by the deed to a property. The type or form of ownership is very important if there is a change in the status of the owners or when the property changes ownership.
legal status in which an owner holds fee simple title to a property, or a portion of it.
Refers to who owns records in Central. Each record in Central is owned by an individual library; this ownership is based on a specific algorithm. You need to know who owns a record in order to report an Error of Consequence. See also Institutional Codes.
(See Owned/rented above.)
For the purpose of these regulations, ownership and co-ownership are equivalent.
Payment schedule
See resource ownership.
Name of owner of record on real property.