corporate domicile造句

• In 1991, Southwestern Bell Media relocated its corporate domicile to Missouri and became "'Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages, Inc . "'
• However, the term is also frequently used to include other corporate domiciles popular for cross border investment structuring, such as Delaware and Luxembourg.
• It was a direct consequence of favoritism and the tailored deregulation of energy policy since 1988 both in Texas, Enron's corporate domicile, and in the nation.
• In addition, the city is the corporate domicile of more than 50 % of the publicly traded companies in the United States, and over 60 % of the Fortune 500.
• Increasingly, multinational corporations are using the leading corporate havens, either by incorporating subsidiary corporations in these locations or by moving their corporate domicile ( the home company of the corporation ) there.
• Recently, the United States Supreme Court case of " Hertz Corp . v . Friend " concluded that the " principal place of business refers to the place where corporations'high level officers direct, control and coordinate the corporations'activities . " This is the test for corporate domicile when claiming diversity jurisdiction.
• The Act abolished the concept of " ultra vires " for companies, considerably restricted the requirement for corporate benefit, it permitted companies to change their corporate domicile from one jurisdiction to another, it allowed " true merger " of two different corporate entities, and introduced the concept of voting trusts to the jurisdiction.
• On 19 February 2010, James Hardie moved its corporate domicile from The Netherlands to Ireland, in a transaction designed to transform James Hardie Industries NV into an Irish Societas Europea company, and James Hardie Industries NV became James Hardie Industries SE . The final stage of the move was completed on 17 June 2010.