Sentence examples for corporation documents from inspiring English sources

Hospital corporation documents said that the Epic contract would cost $303 million and that the Allscripts proposal would cost $299 million, which the documents characterized as a minimal difference.

Includes some original Hotels Statler Company documents; stockholders lists, 1914-1917; two scrapbooks of E. M. Statler obituaries, 1928; photocopy of the Statler's will; two scrapbooks of clippings and letters about Alice (Mrs. E. M). Statler; Statler Hotels Delaware Corporation documents; and other scrapbooks and documents.

Corporation documents, filed with the state, list a "Thomas S. Lee Jr". as its president.

The BBC was quick to reassure the people on the list of their value and importance and said it did not recognise the list as a corporation document.

"Shahidi: Corporations Decoded" documents corporations' profits, track records on human rights, labor, and the environment; their congressional lobbying power and influence over government; identifies policy issues, bills, and government regulations which their lobbyists played a role in shaping; and lists their contracts awarded to provide services for federal government agencies.

Completed surveys from the other 31 hospital corporations documented the provision of hospital-based AEC services at 32 primary locations (one hospital site provided part-time primary services at two hospitals' locations).

The president of the European commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, spent years in his previous role as Luxembourg's prime minister secretly blocking EU efforts to tackle tax avoidance by multinational corporations, leaked documents reveal.

When Giants Learn to Dance: Mastering the Challenge of Strategy, Management, and Careers (1989) resulted from a five-year study of top American corporations; it documents the changing management strategies that, in Kanter's view, represent the future of successful businesses in the United States.

We have seen physicians attempt to create corporations using documents from a website.

It has spent more on congressional campaigns than any other corporation in documented history.

Perhaps one of the most successful is FirmLogic, a company started by Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice 15 years ago in Winston-Salem, N.C., to help law firms and corporations with document coding and review.