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The Bank's services are available to individuals, corporate entities and government.

Individuals and corporate entities who use inside information do so to make money.

Many make no distinction between the university and its corporate entity.

Corporate entities must be held accountable for the problems they cause.

Only 3% of complaints were made by corporate entities and special interest groups.

He's working for the most demanding corporate entity in American sports.

The corporate entity will see its interests served in the Senate.

But with a corporate entity these three phases are not so clear.

They can be either actual production houses or corporate entities.

The method of dealing with corporate entities has not been decided.

But also, that was a crime against an individual, not a vague corporate entity.

This corporate entity was folded into its parent company in 1912.

Formerly, the general manager was responsible only to the board as a corporate entity.

"To the extent a single corporate entity would lower the temperature, it's not good."

Any property owned by a defined individual or corporate entity.

As a corporate entity, they turned and sent the same message to Ripley.

The corporate entity filed for bankruptcy protection in the fall of 2002.

The bank focuses on meeting the banking needs of individuals and corporate entities.

The group was officially registered as a corporate entity in July 1977.

But the museum was a corporate entity, she said.

Finally, the divisions are grouped into the total corporate entity.

"That we follow the direction of any larger corporate entity is just an illusion."

According to the bank's website, the following corporate entities are shareholders in the bank.

New York as a corporate entity and her flat temporarily seemed sufficient.

Is a ball club more than a corporate entity?

"They need not become just a corporate person," he said.

The reason is that I am an entrepreneur, not a corporate person.

It is a corporate person and has the capacity of acting in its own name.

Corporate persons can only be authors of collective works (arts.

Corporate persons can be the holders of these rights.

Corporate persons can be the holders of these rights if the recording was first made under their "initiative and responsibility".

The 'corporate persons' are legally entitled to the rights and liabilities due to citizens as persons.

"She refuses to be a boring corporate person.

An act committed against a corporate person must be shown to have damaged a real person in order to constitute an offense.

International Shoe disputed the State of Washington's jurisdiction over it as a "corporate person".

Corporate persons could not be damaged.

The most important innovation of this directive is probably the fact that it applies not only to natural persons but also to corporate persons.

With 19 different events from 7 different categories, it covers the nitty gritty of being a successful corporate person.

"He's not your classic corporate person," Mr. Wilkes said.

But what does not make sense is that in some countries corporate persons can be protected and in others they cannot, because this brings us back to the same problem.

Physical and corporate persons do not have allodial title; they do not "own" land but only enjoy estates in the land, also known as "equitable interests."

"In another place in the constitution, corporate persons were defined and declared to have no rights of any sort except wherein they represented rights of real persons.

"Maine (and Weber) Against the Grain: Towards a Postcolonial Genealogy of the Corporate Person," 2013.

The prefectural authority designates the civil body, The Corporate Person of the Administrative Solicitor Examinations and Research Centre as its sole executor.

Scruton, Roger,"Gierke and the corporate person" in The Philosopher on Dover Beach, Manchester, Carcanet Press, 1990.

They're good to get press and to tell a corporate person who thinks it sounds cool, but the really cool people who you want in your club are going to think it's silly."

The division between the human person and the corporate person is one of the most taken-for-granted aspects of our economic system - but one which leads to enormous inefficiencies and inequities.

To bring Union Carbide Corporation to criminal court in India in the corporate person of Dow Chemical which acquired Union Carbide in 2001.

So the High Court ruled that a corporate person, a mere legal fiction, could not own a planet; therefore the real owners were the flesh-and-blood men who had maintained the occupation-Larkin and associates.

Google wants to sell its services to other businesses and those corporate persons don't want the government to be able to easily investigate them and air their dirty laundry to the public and their competitors.