Sentence examples for corporation assigned from inspiring English sources

The reliability corporation, assigned by the federal government to enforce rules on the power grid, issued a 10-year forecast that conveys a greater level of uncertainty than previous predictions.

Nick Hunter, a BBC producer to whom the corporation assigned much of its working-class sports output – rugby league and snooker, as well as darts – was responsible for the next big breakthrough in televised darts, introducing the split screen in 1978.

Adding to the expense in co-op buildings, where monthly charges are calculated by the number of shares in the co-op corporation assigned to each unit, Mr. Willkie said, is that, "Frequently when shares were established, greater numbers of them were allocated to the professional space, so the maintenance is often higher than it is for comparable space on higher floors".

15 16 These geographical units were created by the Canada Post Corporation and assigned to regions in the province to facilitate the delivery of mail to businesses and households.

The Labour Party and several prominent Liberal Democrats have accused Mr. Cameron of trying to pave the way for News Corporation by assigning Mr. Hunt to perform an impartial review of the bid when he knew Mr. Hunt had already made up his mind in favor of it.

Big corporations typically assign an ad agency of record before a brand campaign is started.

Many corporations now assign their marketing departments to negotiate with nonprofit groups, rather than their philanthropic arms, said Eugene Tempel, executive director of the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University.

I ask because it seems that a wide class of corporations are regularly assigned Startup Status that do not deserve it.

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, which governs domain names, has been reluctant to create a.kids suffix.

Discussion of the proposal occupied much of a weeklong meeting held in Bucharest, Romania, by the group, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.

That is the task of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or Icann, which operates under the auspices of the Commerce Department.