To realize the garden, Mr. Duvernois worked with Permanent Foliage, a floral import and design company on West 26th Street (just outside the flower district, though not by exclusion), whose clients include decorators like M Group, corporations like Sony and hospitality groups like Marriott.
But before we deploy our discomfiting glare, we pause to note that Samsung is a member of a very small group: corporations that readers have written the Haggler to praise.
This policy has improved socioeconomic development of minority groups and promoted group corporations but also has strengthened the group consciousness among the minorities.
Ownership, the legal relation between a person (individual, group, corporation, or government) and an object.
One two-month-old Baghdad company, Near East Security Services, already has 250 employees guarding embassies, museums, ministries, foreign-aid groups, corporations and other clients here.
The volunteers came from local high schools and youth groups, corporations and even the ranks of those who have recently been involuntarily ushered out of corporate America.
Phil Knight has agreed to an open monitoring of Nike factories through the Fair Labor Association, a group composed of consumer groups, corporations and universities that has been endorsed by the White House.
Such statistics can chart the Internet's growth, but they offer few insights into the changes wrought as users individuals, groups, corporations, and governments—have embedded the technology into everyday life.
But, he adds, the threat to elephants is part of a much bigger catastrophe which cannot be averted without "active collaboration from a wide range of actors and activists – local populations, scientists, civic groups, corporations, politicians, security forces.
Besides Pathmark's investment, the financing to cover the $30.7 million consists of an $18.8 million construction loan from the European American Bank and the Bank of New York and grants and loans from community groups, corporations and the federal and city governments.
"The Grand Old Party and the Sea" (editorial, May 17) criticized House Republicans for leading efforts to slow the expansion of "catch share" mechanisms in coastal fisheries by which allowable fish harvest of coastal stocks is awarded or sold to groups, corporations or individuals.
