0 present participle of own --
2 to admit: --
[ + (that) ] I own (that) I was not very happy with the group's decision.
3 to defeat someone completely or be much better than him or her; to perform extremely well: --
In fact, control over these relations was one of the objects of owning animals.
As a result, six of the twelve households that had left the village but continued to cultivate their land had stopped owning sheep.
The use rate of traditional methods was more than double among the women owning land compared to those having no land.
It helps make the book a pleasurable read, and worth owning even for someone previously uninterested in its subject.
The distribution of land holdings is skewed, with 18% of the households owning 47% of the arable land.
Computations occur within a process and inherit the access rights of their owning process.
This could possibly be due to the fact that the mean age of people owning an occupational pension is 41.7 years.
The extraction laws leave alive a cell owning a neighbour alive in the considered direction.
