Sentence examples for incorporated under a from inspiring English sources
It is suggested that a standard protocol for testing and the incorporation of new technology is used and incorporated under a project management framework.
The College was temporarily a state institution until 1787, until it was incorporated under a private board of trustees, which remains in effect today.
The company was incorporated under a formula where each employee could purchase equal shares of stock, but had to sell it back at no appreciation in value if they left the company.
Sam A. Antar said the new company would be incorporated under a different name but "doing business as Crazy Eddie". The name Crazy Eddie, along with the store logo and phrase "his prices are insane," are trademarked.
The company was incorporated under a general law of the state in 1900 for a term of 25 years, and when it ceased operating the road 4 1/2 years of that term remained.
Adding an interface that allows for the display of all terms incorporated under a Topic, along with their relative contributions to the final results, and the linguistic, geographic, and terminological contextualization of each, along with the ability to edit the list to add and remove terms, would go a long ways towards addressing these issues.
It was the first rural cemetery association incorporated under an 1847 law authorizing the incorporation of such associations.
The Educational Foundation for Nuclear Science was incorporated under an Illinois charter as a non-profit educational organization with the sole function of publishing the Bulletin, hitherto published by ASC.
The paper incorporates, under a unifying viewpoint, some old and new aspects of the theory, with a special emphasis on global maximum principles and on the role of the Dirichlet Green's kernel.
It's also important that your name be unique, since it's illegal to incorporate under a name that is already in use.
As far as the Netherlands, the UK, Ireland and Denmark are concerned, they are willing to recognize any corporation as a legal entity so long as it has been duly incorporated under the laws of a particular jurisdiction.
