Sentence examples for Design corporation from inspiring English sources

The P.I.C. Design Corporation (a subsidiary of Benrus) had a display of mechanical robots which was advertising precision-instrument components.

The studio's architect, Bradley Zizmor of the a+i design corporation, together with Seth Easter, who designed the studio sets and interior spaces, made a point of using materials consistent with the aesthetic of Lincoln Center's $1.2 billion redevelopment, which aims to make the campus more open and welcoming.

Magic Design Corporation, which manages architectural supplies, purchased a manufacturing warehouse with 65,000 square feet at 1330 Central Florida Parkway, Orlando, for $2.17 million.

Just as sharks can never stop moving, under our current economic design, corporations have to grow in order to survive.

AUTODESK Autodesk, Inc., is a leader in multinational 3D design software corporation that makes software for the architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing, media industries.

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It will be a very full collaboration: students from the Culinary program will prepare food; students from Graphic Arts will help design the corporation's annual report; students from Business Management will help develop the agenda; and a panel of youth will engage with the 50 - 100 citizen members to discuss the economic and career outlook of youth in our towns.

Indeed, it gives him an idea: he might be able to sell the design to corporations looking to avoid sexual-harassment suits.

But such shortfalls are not nearly as important a tax collection issue as, say, the explosion in recent years of clever tax strategies designed by corporations.

Ultimately, he believes, the choice is ours: engage with the machines that we have created, or risk creating a world that is designed for corporations and computers, rather than people.

The agency's job has also been made more difficult by an explosion of clever new tax dodges designed by corporations -- a problem that has grown large enough to qualify, according to Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers, as the agency's primary enforcement issue.