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However, for a number of reasons, the new government corporation "immediately bled money."

He began hiring accountants to perform annual audits of government corporations.

Major industries, Government corporations and Institutions participated in each sector.

Large fiscal deficits and heavy losses for monitored government corporations were observed during this period.

Many of the unions participating in the strike represent workers for government corporations that control essential services, like water and electricity.

It was the first time that the Government corporation, the country's largest producer of electricity, issued a global bond in anything other than dollars.

Amtrak's moves will sharpen the debate over the railroad company, a government corporation formed in 1971.

This law defines the identity of the institution as a government corporation and spells out its vision and mission.

The president was authorized to reorganize the executive branch, independent government agencies, and government corporations for the war cause.

Two years later a government corporation took over company management, but under government management the site fared badly.

In monarchical commonwealth countries country-wide government corporations often use the style "crown corporation".

In three provinces, government corporations have a monopoly on basic coverage, with private insurers selling only optional supplementary benefits.

Guards patrol Government banks, international airports and the offices of Government corporations.

The third was brought by Minpeco, a Peruvian Government corporation.

It was originally founded as an Government of India agency later made into a fully owned government corporation.

BAA has managed the Indianapolis airport since 1995, though it is owned by a local government corporation.

Though it is an independent Government corporation, it is protected from competition in first- and third-class letters.

This organization took over passenger rail service from the private railroads, which afterwards provided only freight service, and placed it in a government corporation.

These governments privatized government corporations, deregulated factor markets, floated the Australian dollar, and reduced trade protection.

The Rao administration initiated the privatization of large, inefficient, and loss-inducing government corporations.

Ginnie Mae is a wholly owned government corporation.

To that end, the Administration has proposed creating a Government corporation, freed of Federal agencies' red tape, to handle air traffic control.

Making that clear are the 92 government corporations - the raw silk agency among them - that offer high-paying jobs for retired bureaucrats.

"Government Corporations in the United States."

A plan to convert the Federal Housing Administration to a Government corporation was proposed by the President.