So the corporation reflects the general prosperity of many companies.
For their new project — the evolution of Drip into a yet-to-be-named community and crowdfunding hub — Baio and McMillan have formed a public-benefit corporation to reflect their values and those of Kickstarter, also a public-benefit corporation.
Some of the victims' family groups, which have long lobbied the development corporation to reflect their design views, gave qualified approval to the memorial presentation.
BBC Sport, Children's, radio station 5 live and BBC One Breakfast were among the services that moved from London to MediaCityUK in Salford in an attempt to make the corporation better reflect the UK.
The markets that corporations serve reflect the great variety of humanity and human wants; accordingly, firms that serve different markets exhibit great differences in technology, structure, beliefs, and practice.
Possibly realizing that a public tussle between an acclaimed, one-armed author and a large, profitable corporation would not reflect well on them, the publishers instructed their lawyers to reach an agreement.
POINTS TO POSSIBLE COVER-UP Scotland Yard's arrest of a former personal assistant to Rebekah Brooks, a former chief executive of the British newspaper arm of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, appears to reflect the investigators' intensifying focus on the possibility of a cover-up by executives, editors and others at the now-defunct News of the World.
To formalise this desire for a more equality-focused approach, RAI adopted a set of guidelines on gender last month that aim, among other things, to open up more top jobs to women inside the corporation and to reflect equality through editorial output.
Embraced by conservatives, the law has now been extended to include the religious convictions of large corporations, as reflected in the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby case of 2014.
Such a corporate agent is self-reflective; it not only distinguishes its present from both its past and its future, and itself from other corporations, it reflects on itself for the purpose of transforming itself.
The polemic view of the relationship between stakeholders and corporations does not reflect the real world, in which solutions tend to be more complex than anything that can be achieved through unidirectional pressure.I have also found it hard to disagree with Mindy Lubber on many points.
