A conglomerate collectivity, by contrast, possesses a unified being since it is formally constituted as an organisation with an internal structure, rules, offices and decision-procedures. (For a similar, but not identical, distinction between aggregates and organisations, see Copp 1984).
The BlackBerry may rule the office park, but the Sidekick rules the skate park.
"If an applicant satisfies all the requirements prescribed by statute and rule," the office concluded, "the license will be issued".
For decades, it has been practically an unwritten rule of office building design that a high-end building should have lushly landscaped lobbies or atriums.
With '2 Guns' set to rule box office, 'Smurfs 2' looks abroad.
He rules his office with a strut, extolling his accomplishments and the culture that fostered them.
Owners should also educate their employees and enforce strict rules for office computers.
It was a malady known to few when typewriters ruled the office.
Zero Dark Thirty surged to the top of the charts in its fourth weekend and ruled box office on $24m.
After he had explained the background (parliamentary rules about office sub-letting income were unclear before 1997), the Labour and Liberal Democrat parties in the coalition which he heads were prepared to back him.
