civil company

The national Council of Science also recommends a civil company.

Agricultural companies may also be established in the form of occupational civil companies.

In addition they have to join an internship in a civil company.

The shape of the civil company will be the best guarantee of optimal use.

At least, the boy's ignorance should convince the Regent of his need for schooling and civil company.

A civil company is a business partnership for professionals like doctors, lawyers, engineers and accountants.

Association methods for the civil company: information on needs, punctual consultation, regular consultation, representative integration in the project group.

Unable to obtain NGO registration from the government, it had registered in 1990 as a civil company under the commercial code.

Reference to the code of commerce for commercial companies and to the civil code for civil companies.

EFCO is a civil company based in Des Moines, Iowa.

In short, the choice of the civil company does not involve any consequence on the statute and the material situation of the personnel of LURE.

Gary Bechtel, 41, was appointed president of the Bechtel Civil Company, which works on transportation, water resources projects, buildings and other civil engineering projects.

There were clear changes in the nature of the companies as they became more like civil companies and took on the corporate governance structures of civil companies.

A foreign company can be a partner in a civil company, as long as the foreign company is in the same field as the civil company.

The legal structure The legal structure will be the same as in the APD SOLEIL, i.e. a civil company.

A civil company is 100% owned by the professional partners (except for engineering civil company), however, a UAE National Local Service Agent is normally required.

For instance, Article 40 of the Law of 20 July 1983 concerning the development of certain social economy activities sets forth that maritime co-operative companies may be either civil companies or commercial companies.

After the war he worked for the Royal Norwegian Air Force (as a Captain), then the civil companies Det Norske Luftfartsselskap and Norsk Brændselolje before becoming an independent businessman.

A number of Sea Furies were overhauled by Hawker Aircraft at their factory at Blackpool during 1959 and supplied to civil companies in Germany, equipped with target-towing gear for Luftwaffe contract flying.

A company can create a permanent establishment, create an entity in a UAE free zone, enter into a commercial agency agreement, establish a branch office, create a civil company (currently limited to Sharjah and Dubai).

But it hardly seemed germane to Saad Eddin's trial, since the law applied only to nongovernmental organizations and charitable groups, not to a research center, like Ibn Khaldun, that had long been registered (and paid taxes) as a civil company.

The Organisation Committee develops a permanent animation leading up to the festival aiming to involve the civil company in the organisation, but also the installation of a permanent musical animation before the main event: bands, parades, folkloric animations, guided tours...

Due to the delays in founding the NGO, she founded the civil company Center for Intercultural Dialogue and Translation, which has been providing translation and editing services for the weekly Arab-West Report since January 1, 2006.

After the closing of the site, they will be able to choose to turn over to CNRS or the CEA - for example to continue their work there or to be transferred to the new synchrotron while being detached or being placed at the disposal of the civil company.