Sentence examples for into corporations from inspiring English sources

Eleven of China's 40 ministries may be abolished or turned into corporations.

Schools now do a good job, but in recent years the focus for adults has moved more into corporations.

Corporatism, Italian corporativismo, also called corporativism, the theory and practice of organizing society into "corporations" subordinate to the state.

"Some people will start businesses, but others will take that mindset with them into corporations and government".

So how is the attorney general conducting his investigation into corporations hoping to build coal-fired power plants?

In the 1950's, he was a pioneer in the movement to turn rental apartment buildings into corporations with shares owned by residents.

But these riches do not translate into corporation tax.

A recent Harvard Law School graduate tells us it's not easy to get into corporation law.

By Edmund Wise and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, July 14 , 1956P. 16 A recent Harvard Law School graduate tells us it's not easy to get into corporation law.

In those years, journalists like William H. Whyte Jr. ("The Organization Man," 1956) and sociologists like David Riesman and his colleagues Nathan Glazer and Reuel Denney ("The Lonely Crowd," 1950), were lamenting the plunge of the middle class into corporation-dominated conformity.

Tax-exempt and foreign investors put their money into blocker corporations to avoid certain taxes.