Sentence examples for conglomerates from from inspiring English sources

They vowed to stop conglomerates from hurting smaller businesses through unfair practices, fight widening income disparity and ensure that tycoons convicted of corruption were punished.

Media conglomerates from CBS to Scripps-Howard risk similar integration troubles as they seek growth online by snapping up hot Internet properties, analysts say.

The Federal Communications Commission is preparing to consider sharply relaxing the rules that limit the nation's largest media conglomerates from becoming any bigger.

Media companies could face a tumultuous year as the Federal Communications Commission introduces proposals to unshackle the largest broadcasters and telecommunications conglomerates from restraints that have limited growth.

When banks were privatised in the 1980s, the government spread ownership thinly in order to prevent the chaebol, the country's big conglomerates, from gaining control over finance as well as industry.

A broad coalition of both conservative and liberal organizations expressed deep criticism today of a plan by the Federal Communications Commission to relax the rules that have restricted the nation's largest media conglomerates from growing bigger.

They prevent a media conglomerate from owning two television networks.

An agreement could ultimately keep Media-Most, the main independent media conglomerate, from government control.

Running the loosely federated conglomerate from the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Moore has great influence but less direct authority than one might think.

At Grove's peak in the late 1960s, Mr. Rosset ran what he called "a self-contained mini-conglomerate" from a seven-story building on Mercer Street.

Acco, based in suburban Chicago, sounds like the perfect name for a faceless conglomerate from the era of "The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit".