They could incorporate companies of manufacturers, or companies for cutting canals, or even religious societies, leaving similar incorporations by the States, like State Banks, to themselves.
If Congress could incorporate a bank merely because the act would leave the States free to establish banks also, any other incorporations might be made by Congress.
All such incorporations were anciently called universities, which, indeed, is the proper Latin name for any incorporation whatever.
The immigrant strangers rise to the highest offices, for the crown employs them as a counterpoise on the old nobility; as burgher incorporations were used by the kings of three centuries ago.
A desire for incorporations becomes stronger, and the government shows none of its quondam anxiety about public companies and institutions.
Rome, in the earliest form in which we have any knowledge of it, was already triune, and similar incorporations only ceased when the spirit of Roman vigour had wholly died away.
It was the center of one of the four initial Incorporations and it was more.
The effect of the article on Incorporations will be to make Iowa the plunder ground of all banks in the Union.
They were supported by the more conservative Democrats who protested against the article on Incorporations and the article on Amendments.
The extent of our country secures it, I hope, from the vindictive passions of the petty incorporations of Greece.
Eleven of the settlements in the four incorporations were represented by two Burgesses each, in the first General Assembly.
Each of the incorporations mentioned above and the Eastern Shore contained one or more boroughs or settlements.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "incorporations" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
