Our law has always distinguished profit-making corporations from natural persons.
There are a lot of very distinguished leaders in business, government and non-profit organisations who credit their training – whether it's in philosophy, history, literature or art history – as part of why they have been so successful.
Under the benign gaze of Richard Chartres, who as bishop of London is the third-ranking hierarch in the Church of England, it was announced that a Centre for the Study of the Jordanian Lead Books has been established (as a not-for-profit limited company) with some distinguished figures lending their weight to the project.
W. Clark Bunting serves as President and CEO of National Parks Conservation Association NPCAa), a nearly 100 year-old non-profit advocacy organization, following a distinguished career as a businessman and innovator within the media industry.
A second set of interviews (n=8) was conducted formally with high-ranking government officials, leaders in the non-profit public health sector and distinguished researchers all working in the field of sexual and reproductive health, in Accra, Ghana, during July 2008.
Mr. Picower claims his account returns were consistent with movements in the broader markets and with profits earned by other "large and distinguished investment managers," mentioning Warren E. Buffett and the hedge fund legends John Paulson and James Simons.
Throughout a distinguished career in which he's led non-profits, government agencies and large companies, he's been a fierce proponent of alternative energy".
The Dutch also invited distinguished artists and scientists to make known to Europe the resources and beauties of Brazil; however, the profit-driven directors of the company refused to support John Maurice's enlightened social policies, and he resigned in 1644.
These are all men with distinguished credits in music, as well as film and television, who have gotten together to raise their voices for fun and profit too.
A distinguished fiction writer.
as "distinguished persons".
