Sentence examples similar to creating corporations from inspiring English sources

The courts "created corporations as persons," she said, and "there could be an argument made that that was the Court's error to start with".

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

In 1999, the county spun off its public health care system, selling it to the newly created corporation for $82 million.

He says he decided to create Corporation 2020 because writing endless reports is not going to force businesses to relinquish power.

Second, creating a corporation in Bermuda ended various tax deferrals.

Mr. Ahearn, the author, suggested creating a corporation in a state where documentation requirements are lax.

By creating a corporation to run the Firefox project, Mozilla was committing to be less transparent.

Under the proposal, the County Legislature would be asked to approve a local law creating the corporation to sell the bonds.

The AT&T Corporation asked AOL Time Warner yesterday to revise the structure of their joint venture in Time Warner Entertainment as a preliminary step to creating a corporation.

It's a common practice to seek protection from liability by creating a corporation to act as the general partner of your fund entity.

Although the states have traditionally been the main arena for corporate rules, the federal government has long created national corporations, from the First Bank of the United States in 1791 to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting in 1967.