Sentence examples for corporation off from inspiring English sources

Seton Hall University took the name of L. Dennis Kozlowski, the former Tyco International chief executive convicted of stealing money from his corporation, off an academic building.

Most of the freelancers included in the FOI figures are programme-makers – including directors and camera operators – technical and support staff, according to the BBC, meaning that the number of people working for the corporation "off payroll" is higher.

Or do they let corporations off too easily?

"A lot of people are treating it as if we're letting corporations off," Arlen said.

Last year, the corporation laid off 350 employees.

The corporation wrote off $50 million invested at the track over the last two years, and has balked at building a parking garage and overhauling the aging backstretch.

The effort of the Tesla enthusiasts to acquire the Agfa property on Long Island began officially in 1996 with the founding of Friends of Science East, a nonprofit corporation spun off from the science museum at Shoreham-Wading River High School.

In June, the company, which does business as Excite@Home but is formally the At Home Corporation, staved off a serious cash problem by selling $100 million of interest-free notes that can be converted into company stock.

When a corporation sells off an appreciated asset it must ordinarily pay tax on the gain realized.

Suppose a greedy executive at a big U.S. corporation walked off with assets in the form of an overly generous pension plan.

Rock N Roll McDonald's is the location where the corporation kicked off its celebration of the 50th anniversary of the franchise.