Sentence examples for off the corporation from inspiring English sources

Nassau spun off the corporation in 1999, and it has had financial troubles ever since despite millions of dollars in county subsidies each year.

Culture secretary John Whittingdale has invited Armando Iannucci to a meeting to discuss the future of the BBC and his MacTaggart lecture in which he accused ministers of in effect trying to kill off the corporation.

On Wednesday Tory MP Andrew Bridgen suggested that the BBC could be given powers to ensure that third parties such as Sky or Virgin have to cut off the corporation's services to people who have not paid their licence fee.

The issue which links them is a lack of editorial judgment by those in control". Elsewhere, the trust killed off the corporation's ambitious online local video plans – to the delight of local commercial media owners – and said the scope of the BBC's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, should be "contained".

The biggest drop came in independent agencies, mostly small ones with a single location; 6,400 fell off the corporation rolls in those four years, an attrition rate of more than a third.

Mr. Thompson laughed off the corporation's rivalry with the News Corporation, the Murdoch media empire.

The BBC has been formally asked to halt plans to spin off parts of the corporation that make hit shows such as Strictly Come Dancing into a new division, following the departure of the executive who was due to lead the new £400m production powerhouse.

Even if Trump handed off control of the corporation to his children, as he maintains he would do if elected, its lawyers could still pursue legal action, backed by the company's treasury, against critics making negative remarks, running negative advertisements or speaking negatively about Trump in the press.

The BBC has a history of spinning off parts of the corporation, such as BBC Resources, and then selling them off.

It may instead be auctioned off in parts, the airplanes and landing slots carted off and the corporation liquidated in the manner of Braniff, Pan Am and Eastern.

Negotiations between the London Legacy Development Corporation LLDCC ) and West Ham have been long and tortuous since the club was named preferred bidders in December, but they have now finally been signed off by the corporation's legal advisers.