Sentence examples for Get corporations from inspiring English sources

The Center for Political Accountability's push to get corporations to disclose these contributions created a backlash from corporate trade associations led by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Business Roundtable and National Association of Manufacturers.

"You get corporations and artists in the same room, and the conversation doesn't align," Mr. Stoute says.

So, as Pollan asks, why shouldn't we get corporations to do the really tedious things like chop the onions?

As Tony Gurka, managing director of Commercial Trademark Services in Hong Kong, notes, "you get corporations saying they don't have problems.

In New York City, eight chancellors over the last two decades have spoken about or started new efforts to get corporations involved in the schools.

This year, as part of that, the group began an effort to get corporations representing one million workers to ban their employees from using cellphones while driving.

He throws it around to describe the art that he manages, promotes and sells at his shows, and that he gets corporations to sponsor.

She's been successful in getting corporations and conservatives to support marriage equality – making it more of an insider movement than one for outliers.

It's so hard, because you've got corporations with trillions and trillions of dollars who see things that are trapped in the Earth's crust as their inheritance.

Before critical services for the poor and disadvantaged are cut, getting corporations off welfare would make available many tens of billions of dollars at the federal, state and local level.

The dream of getting corporations to pay big money to attach their names to all of SFX's local arenas may prove difficult.