fragmented ownership

More diverse output and fragmented ownership will, obviously, support pluralism.

Such fragmented ownership, real estate developers say, is what makes large-scale private urban development difficult without government intervention.

The lengthy cessation of land acquisitions, except for period during the forest's renaming, caused a highly fragmented ownership pattern.

Even now, with the change from the fragmented ownership of the past, there is Nets-bashing: If anyone can blow this Pitino deal, the thinking goes, it's the Nets.

Both RCA Records and EMI have deemphasized Nipper in the global music market due to the fragmented ownership of the trademark.

With Fez especially burdened by building codes and fragmented ownership patterns, can the agency help eliminate the red tape to encourage more homeownership so that residents will feel it is worthwhile investing in the medina's improvement?