Sentence examples for firm designated from inspiring English sources

The firm designated its Irish entities as unlimited companies, which meant it did not have to publish annual accounts.

The book, Under God's Authority: The Kim Davis Story, is published and distributed by the Liberty Counsel, a "nationwide public interest religious civil liberties law firm" designated as an anti-LGBTQ hate group.  .

The main fee applications decided yesterday were for $1.4 million in claimed work, excluding expenses, on the case by six firms designated interim counsel before the Boies firm won control of the lawsuit on May 25.

In a research note published on Tuesday, Steve Blitz, a senior economist with ITG Investment Research, pointed out that MF Global was one of the firms designated by the Federal Reserve as a primary dealer in United States Treasuries.

The law allows the authorities to prosecute foreign non-governmental organisations (NGOs) or firms designated as "undesirable" on national security grounds.

But the entire law firm is designated the independent monitor, and that firm represented Corinthian.

Michael (Mr. Clooney) is the firm's designated fixer, though he likes to call himself its janitor.

While production may not start until the end of the decade, the energy firm has designated the new reserves for customers in fast-growing Asian markets like India and China.

Mr. Durst's father, Seymour, who died in 1995, had offered to make Robert chairman of the family real estate firm, but designated Robert's younger brother Douglas to actually run the operation.

Each firm was designated as being either public, private, acquired, subsidiary, nonprofit, dissolved, or lost to follow-up.

A firm was designated as dissolved only when direct evidence of dissolution of the business was uncovered (for example, press report, direct contact with former management or staff).