The phrase "aid corporate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to assistance provided to a corporation, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to find ways to aid corporate growth in the current market."
Alternatives: "support businesses" or "assist corporations".
The reason, his aides have long said, is that too much information could unwittingly aid corporate competitors against his privately held financial information company, Bloomberg L.P.
The mayor limits access to his finances because he believes that too much information could aid corporate competitors of his privately held company, according to his spokesman, Stu Loeser.
Where is London Mayor Boris Johnson's statement that the City of London's efforts to aid corporate clients in avoiding lawful taxes (thus furthering the deficit crisis) was "criminality, pure and simple"?
One of the corporate media's jobs is to defend these myths that aid corporate interests by vilifying Wright or anyone else who dares doubt them.
Before the Senate sent its version of the FOIA reform bill to the floor for a full vote, Rockefeller placed a hold on the legislation, claiming that unnamed "experts" with whom he'd consulted told him parts of the bill would "greatly aid corporate defendants and undermine law enforcement efforts," one of his staffers told VICE News at the time.
Last week, Senator Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia placed a hold on the FOIA Improvement Act, one of the few pieces of legislation that has bipartisan support in Congress, claiming that unnamed "experts" with whom he has consulted told him parts of the bill would "greatly aid corporate defendants and undermine law enforcement efforts," one of his staffers told VICE News.
Meanwhile, low corporate borrowing rates have given companies cheap capital and strong incentives to borrow and invest, aiding corporate profits.
Like him, the later spokesmen for business assumed that government could promote the general welfare by aiding corporate enterprise.
Many organisations campaigned on a range of policies, including debt relief, trade, aid and corporate power.
"We are not talking about subsidies," said Mr. McCain, often an opponent of the federal aid to corporate interests.
Among other areas, the president-elect will focus on changing Pentagon contracting and aid to corporate America, advisers said.
