And then, the managers run this seemingly egalitarian outfit like a public corporation -- with close attention to costs.
Hial is a public corporation which receives subsidies from the Scottish government.
Next year she will undertake research work at the Institute for Food and Agricultural Research and Technology, a public corporation of the Catalan government in Spain.
The half-life of a public corporation today is about 30 years: ten half-lives out 300 years hence we may expect only one in a million to survive.
Another retort is that it is fantasy baseball to believe the Commissioner would just give up his considerable power to veto loans and do whatever else he thinks is in the best interests of baseball by allowing a public corporation to make decisions that he cannot control.
CyberSLAPP cases typically involve a person who has posted anonymous criticisms of a corporation or public figure on the Internet.
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But Ms. Lefebvre said Tuesday that the approach SUNY was proposing a public-benefit corporation to coordinate services at multiple hospitals doesn't appear to have been tried before.
They will introduce a Bill to convert the Commonwealth Development Corporation to a public-private partnership to increase investment in developing countries.
Unlike a traditional corporation, a Benefit Corporation has a corporate purpose to create public benefit, which is useful when Delaware says that the only proper purpose is to create private wealth.
Amongst the more unusual tourist destinations hoping to make a splash at WTM 2011 are Sarhad Tourtism Corporation, a public sector tourism organisation in the North Western Frontier Province of Pakistan (the tribal belt suspected by Global Intelligence Agencies to be the hotbed of Al-Qaeda).
If you are a public figure, a journalist, or an employee at a corporation, do your tweets reflect on your organization or are they merely personal opinions best ignored?
It took the form of a 52-minute documentary I helped produce for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's "America at a Crossroads" series.
Racing for a cure is understandable, but understanding and reducing the occurrence of the disease would be revolutionary and should be a goal of any corporation whose public image is so inseparable from breast cancer.
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They shifted into high gear in 1997 by taking the firm public as a REIT, a corporation that need not pay any corporate taxes so long as it sends out 90% of its profit to shareholders as dividends.
Coffee chain Starbucks has agreed to pay more UK corporation tax, after a public outcry over how little it pays.
Addressing this issue based on the scientific evidence would do much to inform the public, which as a major news corporation is ethically your ultimate responsibiliy.
As the retirement checks began to disappear there was a public outcry that prompted Washington to enact the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation.
B's point of view, it looks as though a nationalised corporation is extending itself beyond its traditional boundaries, using public money to move into a market served by a small commercial operation which it threatens to destroy by undercutting.
IBP, which owns a string of petrol stations, to the big public-sector Indian Oil Corporation.
As Britain's public-service broadcaster, funded by a licence fee paid by viewers, the corporation has always prided itself on the high quality and independence of its reporting.
Prologis Inc. formerly known as AMB Property Corporation is a Maryland corporation, commenced operations as a fully integrated real estate company effective with the completion of its initial public offering on November 26, 1997.
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But on Tuesday, former director of public prosecutions Lord Macdonald, who reviewed for NI's owner News Corporation the e-mails in a file relating to bribes allegedly paid to police, said they contained "evidence of serious criminal offences".
The mayor was also hurt during the home stretch of the campaign when Ralston Purina, a giant food corporation, an nounced it was thinking of moving out of the city, and when the only public hospital in the region said it would close this summer because the city had failed to contribute its share of the budget.
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