Sentence examples for space corporation from inspiring English sources
"We will not budge," said Yuri Semyonov, head of the Russian space corporation Energiya.
Already I know that MirCorp is registered in Bermuda, run out of Amsterdam and structured as a 40-60 partnership with the space corporation Energia (38percentt of which is owned by the Russian government).
Then a few months ago, in one of his eriodic calls to me, he rang me up: "I'm in Russia!" Anderson was midway through three days of talks with Yuri Semyonov, president of the private Russian space corporation Energia, and in a move that would later marginalize NASA from the Anderson-Russia-America love triangle, he was arranging for a new company, called MirCorp, to lease the space station Mir.
But the head of Russia's Energia space corporation recently stated that the construction could begin as soon as the middle of this year.
Dmitry Rogozin, the newly appointed head of the Russian space corporation Roscosmos, suggested on Monday that a leak detected at the International Space Station (ISS) may have been an act of sabotage.
Interestingly, Lambert noted, corporate training departments are more open to trying innovative products than traditional colleges and school and because of this, Learndot is not currently focusing on the traditional education space (corporations, Lambert also noted, are willing to pay for a service like this while it's much harder to monetize a P2P learning platform).
It said it would reduce the amount of vacant space in corporation buildings from 9.3% to "as little as 2.6%".
Formed by Tony James of Generation X in 1982, Sigue Sigue Sputnik were a curious glam-punk outfit who introduced corporate art into their work like some postmodern Warholian nightmare, selling advertising space to corporations on their album Flaunt It, perhaps as an indictment of the times.
Some business leaders argue for a crash-course construction project that would replace lost office space for corporations displaced by the disaster.
First up is his proposal to sell advertising space to corporations, which wouldn't in any way compromise the impartiality and unimpeachable integrity of Hertfordshire constabulary.
The city would benefit only in the "unlikely scenario" that the projects fill their remaining space with corporations that are not currently here, the report said.
