Meanings of private corporation in English

In special situations, I might even approach a private corporation or university.

I saw no reason why public property should be given to a private corporation without compensation.

Granting to any private corporation, association, or individual any special or exclusive right, privilege or immunity.

Intercomp, a private corporation, has installed most of the planetary optical and microfreq communications nets on Imperial Worlds.

The public holdings of stock were entirely subordinated, so that in time a private corporation secured the practical ownership.

A vigorous veto of the bill giving a private corporation control of public property was sent to the Senate.

A pretty fiction subsists that Government, the creator of the modern private corporation, is necessarily more powerful than its creature.

Smith should have leaned rather toward a private corporation, with its possibilities of great pecuniary gain, than toward government ownership.

Further, should data about my body collected by health-monitoring software be directly sent to a private corporation and owned by them?

A college is as much a private corporation as a hospital; especially a college founded, as this was, by private bounty.

Second, the Oak Flat land transfer would take federal lands and hand them directly over to a private corporation, not the state.

The interposition of a private corporation between the United States and Nicaragua has created all the delays and embarrassments that have followed.

The party was still treated as a private corporation, and in each district the organization formed a kind of social and political club.

It is admitted in that opinion, that, if it be a private corporation, its rights stand on the same ground as those of an individual.

It became so powerful that it did not seem wise to the British government to permit a private corporation to exercise such ever-growing political authority.

FINRA is a private corporation that was formed by Wall Street firms to regulate the nation's 4,700 brokerages, licensing broker-dealers and enforcing the rules.