Sentence examples for constitute a company from inspiring English sources

"Polycom has informed Siris that its Board of Directors has unanimously determined Siris' offer to constitute a 'Company Superior Proposal' under the terms of its merger agreement with Mitel," a statement read.

The case revolves around what constitutes a company's "establishment" within a country.

At the heart of the issue is what constitutes a company's physical presence.

These 50-man platoons (called "fifth platoons" because they were one more than the four that generally constituted a company) would then be assigned to established white infantry outfits.

But what constitutes a company's culture and how can you tell if a particular person fits into this particular mold?

We are aware that these companies typically constitute a group of companies (i.e. parent or principal and subsidiaries) with operations in different tax settings.

It has to be cleared, a cumbersome business given that equities constitute a stake in a company, so any change of ownership has to be registered.

With this criteria, an operating budget of a quarter of a million dollars constitutes a small company; I don't know when companies with $250,000 a year became small.

Apple chasing automotive dreams should not in fact come as a much of a surprise, however, given the size of the company's war chest, and the changing nature of what constitutes a "tech" company.

PARIS — French regulators said Tuesday that they had asked prosecutors to investigate Microsoft's Skype unit over its failure to register as a telecommunications operator in accordance with local law, raising the question of what constitutes a telephone company in the age of Internet-based communications.

Over time the definition of what constituted a "responsible company" has grown and expectations for social performance have grown.