public corporation

"It was time to stop working with the big public corporations and start something on my own," he said.

The concept of general government does not include public corporations.

On January 1, 2001 the university hospital became a public corporation.

The result could mean an increase in the cost of capital for public corporations generally.

The autonomous public corporation was created in 1977 by Law 520.

For there to then have their private contribution made thus a public corporation in the state whole.

"And unlike some public corporations, we are not free to walk away from our debt."

A key role attaches to the public corporations in particular.

Each college is an independent public corporation, separate from both high schools and universities.

Today, the school is a public corporation operated by a board of directors.

Under the 1874 law, religious societies have "public corporation" status.

The audit comes as similar questions are being raised about other public corporations and authorities.

A public corporation, including all of its assets, may be bought and sold as stock.

The pressure applied to people who run public corporations almost requires them to forget how to be good.

An executive director of the space development public corporation.

Public corporations have also had to meet certain social policy objectives while involved in the business of procurement.

If we became a public corporation, then that unique aspect would disappear.

For public corporations, common shareholders have no right to receive any of the profit.

Ever since the county spun off the agency as a public corporation in 1999, it has steadily lost money.

This initiative would have to be coordinated at the national level by a public corporation or Government agency.

How would I go about finding out if a company is a partnership or a public corporation?"

Since 1945, a public corporation separate from Government but dependent on state for operating funds.

A public corporation may leverage its equity by borrowing money.

Public corporations understood that their investors would endorse good works only if they paid.

Brandenburg started several technology companies that were later acquired by private and public corporations.