Sentence examples for professional corporations from inspiring English sources

According to corporatist theory, workers and employers would be organized into industrial and professional corporations serving as organs of political representation and controlling to a large extent the persons and activities within their jurisdiction.

The most active participant, according to the suit, was Alan Cohen, a doctor from Milford, Conn., who the suit says sold his name for $4,000 a year to create fake medical professional corporations.

The lawsuit, filed yesterday with the State Supreme Court in Manhattan, describes a complicated scheme to bill insurance companies through 47 fake medical professional corporations, most of which were set up in New York.

New York law requires that nurse practitioners work closely with a physician, who oversees the practice but is not required to be at the clinic, and that the clinics operate as independent practices or professional corporations.

Under these contracts, the Health and Hospitals Corporation pays hundreds of millions of dollars to medical schools like those of Columbia, Mount Sinai, New York University and the State University of New York Downstate, as well as to some private professional corporations.

These developers weren't professional corporations – they are college kids who build a game for fun over the weekend and now discovered they could make over $10,000 a day in ad revenue.

In our relationships with Google and Yahoo!, we try to be a very professional corporation with real corporate governance.

The consultants' job was to manage doctors for a newly created professional corporation, the Physician Affiliate Group of New York, known as Pagny.

He was responsible for the passage of the Professional Service Corporation Act in 1963, and was thereafter affectionately called New Jersey's "father of the professional corporation".

The detailed 17-page contract promises to create a professional corporation that would "influence the market," and it promises to do this "while forming a culture that is open, entrepreneurial and fun".

"We would have welcomed being offered expert advice, from a professional corporation such as the Kennel Club and Crufts organisation, on dealing with the intrusive worldwide media whose only interest in this case was obviously because of the link with Crufts.