Sentence examples for Corporate sphere from inspiring English sources

A corporate sphere of influence is not just a platform for a company's offensive or defensive initiatives.

My company, Soceana, quickly established a strong presence in the corporate sphere by catering to employee volunteer work — but we also wanted to work directly with youth.

But as McGrath's research in the corporate sphere indicates, it's even better if you make your planning cycle more frequent, so you can adapt to changed circumstances.

As the corporate sphere expands, private space shrinks, public space is diminished, and real people are pushed outside the circle of human concern.

A corporate sphere is a product and geographic portfolio with the power to influence where and how competitors fight within their competitive space.

Mitchell lent his diplomatic skills to the corporate sphere, where, as chairman of the Disney Company (2004 07), he averted a stockholder rebellion and helped guide the entertainment giant through a contentious leadership transition.

The term modern slavery has never been more frequently used by the media and within legislative and corporate spheres.

The three policy pillars of this new era are familiar to us all: privatisation of the public sphere, deregulation of the corporate sector, and lower corporate taxation, paid for with cuts to public spending.

Mr. Guriev, he said, is well connected in this circle of powerful technocrats who still dominate in Russia's economic sphere, corporate world and system of higher education.

But this season, for the first time in recent memory, the never-never land of Broadway also opened a few grimy windows on the unsettled landscape beyond the precincts of 42nd Street — itself once a neon barometer of the city and country's economic state, but today a corporate flog-o-sphere about as tethered to the real world as Main Street at Disneyland.

Hawley, who's running for U.S. Senate next year, is launching the investigation at a time when America's largest tech companies are facing considerable scrutiny from both parties for their position in both America's corporate and civic spheres.