The phrase "corporation without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a corporation that does not have a specific characteristic or quality. For example: - "The company was struggling to compete with other corporations without a strong online presence." - "John was searching for a job at a corporation without strict dress codes." - "The new law prohibits corporations without proper permits from operating in the city."
Or ponder the fact that it became the world's most valuable corporation without incurring a single cent of debt.
"As a community development corporation, without this partnership, we could build an affordable unit here and there, but nothing of this scale.
Within a few hours Mr. Trani agreed that Stanley would not take any steps to become a Bermuda corporation without giving Mr. Blumenthal three business days' notice.
But if the apartment is rented by a corporation without a designation of a particular occupant, then although it is considered legally rented, it is not subject to the mandatory renewal leases required by rent stabilization.
Mortimer B. Zuckerman, the owner of The Daily News in New York, believes that he can snatch Newsday from Rupert Murdoch and the News Corporation without offering a dime more than the $580 million already on the table.
However, critics, including many doctors, say that H.M.O.'s, in effect, practice medicine, by putting pressure on doctors to keep the cost of care within limits set by a distant corporation, without regard to the needs of a particular patient.
But good government advocates cannot win legislative battles against major corporations without their own corporate support.
*The CrunchBase dataset includes all the top known VC entities set up by a corporate parent, in addition to venture investments by corporations without a specific VC fund like Amazon or Cisco that have participated in at least one funding round in CrunchBase.
Corporations without S elections face double taxation, one levied on corporate income and the other on shareholders when they receive dividends.
It is unfair that genes from cancer patients be taken by vast corporations without donors getting a penny.
"You don't just hand over tens of million of dollars to corporations without accountability and oversight.
