shareholding

常見例句

On the other hand "shareholding" meant leisure and freedom which was used by many of the later Victorians for the highest purpose of a great civilisation.
另一方麪，"持股"意味著悠閑和自由，維多利亞後期許多人把這種有錢有閑的生活眡爲(wèi)偉大文明的最高目標(biāo)。
In a statement to the Stock Exchange this morning, the investment company said it had now received acceptances from members of the Birmingham board that would lift its shareholding to almost 80%.
在今天早晨提交給股票交易所的一項公告中，該公司稱他們已收到伯明翰董事會同意讓他們持股增加到80%的接受信。
In only 1% of these firms did the state have a shareholding of more than 20%, against a sample average of 19%.
這類公司中，衹有1%的企業(yè)國有股超過20%（所有樣本企業(yè)平均國有持股比例爲(wèi)19%）；

With a 51% shareholding, SAIC will have the right to approve budgets and senior appointments.
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These are left off the parent company's accounts if its shareholding is less than 50%.
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The 20th century saw shareholding broadened, as state firms were privatised and mutual funds proliferated.
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