Sentence examples for a set of corporate from inspiring English sources

One moment it is your work machine, complete with a set of corporate applications and tight security settings.

A minimum bid on a set of corporate medallions has been set at $550,000, but they could go for well over $600,000, a steep price for drivers whose incomes barely reach $30,000 a year.

We are thus in need of incorporating a set of corporate control effects, FIRMi, for each i-th company.

The service also includes an image recognition feature, but it's still rather rudimentary for now and only recognizes a set of corporate logos in images.

Many U.S. companies had agreed to a set of corporate responsibility principles outlined by Philadelphia pastor and General Motors Director Leon Sullivan that called for equal treatment of black and white workers.

That leads us to the real problem: inability by Congress to create a set of corporate tax laws based on reasonable and coherent policy that help level the playing field for US companies competing in a global economy.

Like Trow, Arlen regarded television not as a window onto the actual state of the world but a set of corporate-carved keyholes offering fragmented and often misleading visions.

The two men went on to build a global electronics, instrumentation and computing powerhouse that was noted for an informal corporate culture that had a commitment to a set of pragmatic corporate values -- referred to as the H.P. Way -- aimed at eschewing hierarchy, valuing employees as people and unleashing individual creativity.

First, a set of surveys of corporate chief executives taken over the last month reveal that more than one-third of them are planning to hire in the third quarter and very few are planning to lay off workers.

Advocates are equally concerned that Pathmark stores may decline in quality or that they could be taken over by a company with a different set of corporate values.

In an epilogue, Ms. Packer finds a new set of corporate values in Shakespeare's late plays, based on redemption and collaboration, not bloodshed and deceit.