Sentence examples for incorporating itself from inspiring English sources

Last week Stanley Works, a Connecticut tool company, postponed its plan to evade taxes by incorporating itself in Bermuda.

By incorporating itself in Bermuda, a U.S.-based corporation can -- without moving its headquarters or anything else -- shelter its overseas profits from taxation.

Nonetheless, he molded Tyco in his own image: it played fast and loose — incorporating itself in Bermuda, failing to disclose acquisitions, larding its financial statements with confusing footnotes — and placed more emphasis on clever asset-shuffling than on solid business practices.

Summarizing existing data, there is clear evidence that the claudins constitute the backbone of TJ strands, while occludin, which itself cannot reconstitute such TJ strands, seems to play a permeability regulating role by incorporating itself into the claudin-based strands, a process, the mechanism of which however is not yet understood.

Glucosamine rebuilds the cartilage by incorporating itself in the synthesis of proteoglycans and glycosaminoglycans [ 24], and it also inhibits the synthesis of prostaglandin E2, production of reactive oxygen species, proinflammatory cytokines (IL-1 β and TNF- α) by activated neutrophils and other immune cells [ 25, 26].

Luckily, because of a previous odd twist, the town had officially incorporated itself years earlier.

Before being euthanized, the animals had been injected with a chemical compound that incorporates itself into actively dividing cells.

The toxin has been shown to incorporate itself into brain proteins in animal studies, causing protein tangles like those seen in neurodegenerative conditions, Dr. Mash said.

Why would a relatively small media outfit based in Soho choose to incorporate itself in a Caribbean locale long favored by insider dealers, drug cartels, hedge funds, and other entities with lots of cash they don't want to advertise?

The team, which has incorporated itself as the Disease Diagnostic Group, is seeking investors to pay for field tests to prove that its device works as well on the African front lines as it does in a Cleveland lab.

That same evening, in the same building, an organization that had incorporated itself as the Madison School Board Recall Committee held a press conference and announced plans to try to remove from office Bill Keys, Calvin Williams, and Carol Carstensen, the third board member who had first voted to "ban" the pledge.