Thus, corporation, as compared to non-corporation, is more likely to have higher production levels.
The American Bowling Congress is a non-profit corporation with headquarters in Milwaukee.
Give central banks a central role The money supply held by individuals, households and non bank corporations is falling worldwide.
This trust would be a non-profit corporation, governed by former landowners, community members and neighbourhood associations.
But my student loan provider – even as a non-profit corporation – does need to make money on my student loans to exist.
It is composed of member-owned clubs (like football's FC Barcelona) that are mainly private companies limited by guarantee, a form of non-profit corporation.
Comment on the strike against the newly merged newspapers, the Herald Tribune, World-Telegram & Sun, and Journal American, thus far a non-publishing corporation.
ExxonMobil describes itself as a non-ideological corporation, yet it has developed an algorithmic formula for political spending and lobbying that has reinforced its alignment with Republican candidates in ways that Democrats could hardly see as anything but antagonistic.
Freedom's Watch, organized as a 501(c)4 non-profit corporation, made a big initial splash after it was formed last year and plunged into a $15 million advertising campaign to build support for President Bush's troop escalation in Iraq.
With the aid of the curators of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, they established a non-profit corporation called the Committee for Sim Rodia's Towers in Watts, which bought the towers from Cartwright and King, elected Cartwright its chairman and Cartwright and King permanent directors.
ICANN is a non-profit corporation with a powerful new role in cyberspace.
