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" We are deputed by the Corporation of the City of New York , to communicate to the citizens of our sister city Albany , and to the Committees representing the flourishing counties of the western section of the State , their congratulations on the successful completion of the Great Western Canal . A.D.2d 1038 ( 1983 ) [ evidence indicated that 50 % shareholder and corporate officer completely disregarded his fiduciary duty to corporation when he seized assets of corporation and entered into a unilateral royalty agreement with a new corporation of which he was sole owner ] . They acquired a lease for nineteen years from the Corporation of New York and from the proprietors of Jersey City of their respective rights , wharves , and boats at New York and Paulus Hook respectively . Despite huge profits in a handful of large corporations , the fact remained that more than half the corporations of the country were reporting no net income . A pilot demonstration project in Saratoga Springs convinced the owners of the new corporation of the value of the electrochemical peroxidation process , he said . The people had not only to pay this tribute to the land monopolists , they also had to finance the business , thanks to the strange policy of the representatives and the corporations of the cities and towns . She is a winner of the Simone-Chouinard prize awarded annually by the Montreal Heart Institute ’ s Research Centre and the International Psychoanalytical Association ’ s Cesare Sacerdoti prize , and is a member of many learned societies , including the Canadian Psychological Association , the Corporation of Professional Psychologists of Quebec , and the Soci é t é psychanalytique de Montr é al ( Montreal psychoanalytical society ) . The term does not include an interest of a state officer or employee in the common stock of a corporation unless the combined holdings in the corporation of the state officer or the employee , that individual 's spouse , and that individual 's unemancipated children are more than one percent ( 1 % ) of the outstanding shares of the common stock of the corporation . Private bodies regular , but unlawful , are those that unite themselves into one person representative , without any public authority at all ; such as are the corporations of beggars , thieves and gipsies , the better to order their trade of begging and stealing ; and the corporations of men that by authority from any foreign person themselves in another 's dominion , for the easier propagation of doctrines , and for making a party against the power of the Commonwealth . Indemnification may include payment by the Corporation of expenses in defending a civil or criminal action or proceeding in advance of the final disposition of such action or proceeding upon receipt of an undertaking by such Person to repay such payment if it is ultimately determined that such Person is not entitled to indemnification under Section 5746 of the NPCL or pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph . The U.S. government has published a Green Paper describing a proposal for the migration to a new corporation of the functions that the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority ( IANA ) , operating under the direction of Jon Postel , has been performing for many years . The government collects more from people paying tax on Income trust payouts than they do from the corporations of this country , some of whom like BCE , are currently paying NO TAXES under the current corporate structure.To label income trust investors as whiny greedy wealthy people is to say that anyone who does n't have a fat company ( or government ) pension is rich . Although the polemics of radical democracy had , by James Fenimore 's time , become the common coinage of political discourse , government was fast becoming the province of a new breed of political specialists — mainly lawyers and newspaper editors — as real power passed in great measure to the new corporations of private wealth , and banks .