Sentence examples for provision of corporate from inspiring English sources

Raiffeisen Bank International AG is engaged in the provision of corporate and investment banking services.

engages in the provision of corporate and personal banking services, financial lease, assets custody services, and conducting treasury business.

engages in the provision of corporate and personal banking, treasury business, finance leasing, assets management, and other financial services.

The Others segment provides credit facilities in Hong Kong and Mainland China and engages in the provision of corporate services to other segments.

China Merchants Bank Co. Ltd. engages in the provision of corporate and retail banking products and services, conducting treasury business, the provision of asset management and trustee services and other financial services.

Therefore, I wish to recommend formally that the Organization call for international bids for the provision of corporate banking services.

Under the terms of the proposed agreement, Best Buy said, the board would have waived a provision of Minnesota corporate law to allow Mr. Schulze to formalize a group of partners that would support a possible deal.

Under the terms of the proposed agreement, Best Buy said, the board would have waived a provision of Minnesota corporate law that would allow Mr. Schulze to formalize a group of partners that would support any deal.

The largest provisions of the corporate tax bill would repeal a $5 billion annual tax break for exporters that has been declared illegal by the World Trade Organization, and replace it with a tax reduction for manufacturers in the United States.

Securities lawyers said that it was murky whether a little-used provision of the landmark corporate law that Congress adopted after the scandals at Enron and other companies could force Mr. Raines and Mr. Howard to forfeit the bonuses and incentive pay they had received.

In the US, TTCs have sought to influence legislators via the use of contract lobbyists; substantial contributions to legislators' campaigns, political caucuses and parties; the provision of gifts, honoraria, corporate hospitality and charitable donations; alliance with other interest groups; and the use of front groups [ 7, 8].