Sentence examples for controlled corporations from inspiring English sources
Jolla says Sailfish was also recently added to the Unified Register of Russian Software for Computers and Databases — as a mobile OS platform approved for use in governmental and government controlled corporations' upcoming mobile device projects.
(Current controlled foreign corporation (CFC) rules and proposed changes to these rules only apply for U.S. controlled corporations operating abroad).
Controlled corporations - those US public companies where insiders get extra voting rights or the ability to elect the directors - claim that such special rights increase their returns for all investors.
State-owned or controlled corporations are more likely to form interlocking directorate networks than non-state-owned or controlled corporations.
The bulk of profit of U.S. controlled corporations is generated by large multinationals who themselves have abnormally low profits in the United States because they too shift profits to tax havens.
The law defines an agency as "any executive department, military department, Government corporation, Government controlled corporation, or other establishment in the executive branch of the Government (including the Executive Office of the President), or any independent regulatory agency".
The equation is pretty simple: Buy an iPad, and you're endorsing this model--giving a privately controlled corporation top-down, unilateral power over what you can see, read, watch, play and jiggle.
The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (Phil Health is a government owned and controlled corporation, established in 1995 and tasked to implement the National Health Insurance Program.
In addition, he said, in the absence of restrictions, those who control corporations "could exceed the bounds imposed on their own contributions by diverting money through the corporation".
Expand personal liability for those who control corporations that commit fraud or knowingly violate the securities, banking and other regulatory laws.
The New Industrial State devised the concept of a "techno-structure" to describe the chain of specialists, including market analysts, pollsters, promoters and designers, who indirectly control corporations by creating the environment in which investment decisions are made.
