Sentence examples for corporate authorities from inspiring English sources

The water company, by its charter granted in 1877, was authorized to establish waterworks of sufficient capacity to furnish the corporate authorities and inhabitants of Knoxville with water.

Failure to notify proper corporate authorities must carry consequences.

(a) Are visits to certain regions or populations forbidden by the government or corporate authorities?

The argument to support this contention is that, if the auditor and treasurer are not corporate authorities, as it is insisted the circuit court decided, they are necessarily 'state officers, and, being state officers, this proceeding is an attempt to require of the state the performance of her contract.' The reasoning by which this is attempted to be sustained is rather roundabout.

How do I get my ID papers, how can I be sure my shack won't be bulldozed by government or corporate authorities in search of more land, how do I get my child a basic education and some skills, bag myself a steady job with a uniform or clothing allowance, upgrade my basic mobile to a smartphone, maybe even invest in a two-wheeler?

But Masaru Tamamoto, a professor of Asian and Middle Eastern studies at the University of Cambridge in Britain, said the handling of the crisis by Japanese government and corporate authorities is consistent with a culture that carefully guards information from the public and leaves decisions in the hands of anonymous bureaucrats.

Corporate authority of the ancient, hoary kind, bond traders, leveraged-buyout firms, regulated utilities.

First, the major influence activity of those positions of corporate authority is persuasion, not punishment or reward.

Hordes of wealthy tourists had replaced seafarers, and those privileged travelers moved through a world characterized by consolidated state and corporate authority.

Their replacements are mostly or entirely lower case, softening the stern voice of corporate authority to something more like an informal chat.

It stated its first mission was reuniting families, but it also maintained an obscure -- and unmonitored -- corporate authority to handle adoptions.