State ownership
The fact of owning something [Oxford Learner's Dictionaries].
State ownership is a form of ownership in which property, in particular means and products of the production, belong to the state in whole or based on partial or joint ownership. Property objects: land, natural and material, resources, finances, information, cultural and spiritual values, etc. The state may own any property necessary for the performance of its functions. The state uses the right of ownership to directly or indirectly influence the country's economy in general and perform socially essential functions (provided that they cannot be performed on the basis of private property) [Encyclopedia of modern Ukraine].
Law of state ownership— legal system norms that establish the ownership of particular property by the state and determine its rights and obligations as the owner regarding the possession, use, and disposal of this property. The form (method) of realization of state property is the adoption of individual rights and acts by the relevant state authorities. Bodies authorized to manage state property resolve the issue of establishment of enterprises and determination of the goals of their activities, reorganization and liquidation, and control over the efficiency of use and safety of state property entrusted to them following legislative acts [Leksika.com].
Ownership. Oxford Learner's Dictionaries. Retrieved from: https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/ownership
Державна власність. Енциклопедія сучасної України. Retrieved from: https://esu.com.ua/search_articles.php?id=26123
Право державної власності. Leksika.com. Retrieved from: https://leksika.com.ua/15990816/legal/pravo_derzhavnoyi_vlasnosti