Sentence examples for old corporation from inspiring English sources

The deal was closed a month ago with a check for $21,500,000 made out to the stockholders of the old corporation headed by Eugene Mori.

Instances may be given where the hardship is much the greatest towards the new municipality, as where the great body of the property and improvements are left within the new boundaries of the old corporation.

Other cases are well known where the hardship is much greater towards the old corporation, as where the newly-created subdivision embraces within its boundaries all the public buildings and most of the public improvements and the most valuable lands.

Old debts she must pay, without any claim for contribution; and the new subdivision has no claim to any portion of the public property except what falls within her boundaries, and to all that the old corporation has no claim.

Today, each of the two companies is a far better parent to its portion of the old ICI portfolio of businesses than the old corporation had been to the whole.

It was further averred that the new corporation was of the same name as the old one, with the same amount of stock, which was distributed to the holders of stock in the new corporation in the same proportion among the shareholders as it was in the old corporation.

It caps private sector profit but has "led to the same old corporations and the same old profit distribution to absentee shareholders", said Leonard.

And as long as Americans believe their prosperity is linked to the fortunes of familiar old corporations, Americans will resent the laws of economic change.

For decades now, supporters of the "shareholder rights" movement have portrayed it as a disciplining device that forces tired old corporations to restructure and redirects capital to more productive areas.

Its ability to search the vast ether of the internet and come back with the same old websites, the same old corporations?

The following month, the stockholders of the Baltimore Steam Packet Company formally voted on May 25, 1962 to liquidate the 122-year-old corporation, ending forever the melodious whistles of Old Bay Line steamboats on the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries.