publicly owned

The company was publicly owned as it has remained since.

Most of the land along the highway is publicly owned.

That is difficult enough for a publicly owned company with a social responsibility.

There is a huge amount of publicly owned land here in the county.

It is the largest such court in the world, and one of the few publicly owned.

He has been elected to the board of many publicly owned companies.

The team will not pay rent to play on publicly owned land.

While much of this land is already publicly owned, about 8,000 acres are in private hands.

While some parts are publicly owned, others have been proposed for private development.

Some 1.4 million units, or 33 percent of the total, are publicly owned.

The city did not build its first publicly owned school until September 1884.

The company is publicly owned but for years has been controlled by the Smith family.

Publicly owned bicycles would be available to all at no cost.

The truth is that publicly owned networks do quite well.

A large segment of British industry since the war has been publicly owned.

The land is publicly owned, but logging rights were sold long ago.

But public subsidies can often include tax breaks or publicly owned land.

The remaining two percent of shares continued to be publicly owned.

More than half of the town is publicly owned.

Publicly owned examples can sometimes be found for sale in Japan.

Under the existing method, the entire company becomes publicly owned.

Equitable said it planned to become a publicly owned company.

Stock in both publicly owned companies is traded over the counter.

Under Delaware law, publicly owned companies must hold a shareholders meeting every 13 months.

"Within the next three to five years, a majority of domestic real estate will be publicly owned," he said.