Sentence examples for conglomerates which from inspiring English sources

Japan's media landscape is dominated by conglomerates, which see themselves as peers of industry and government rather than insurgents.

"The internet, and the multinational conglomerates which rule it, have reduced everyone to the worst possible fate.

The major private media belong to industrial conglomerates, which must maintain good government relations for the sake of business.

Fossils are found in matrix-supported, poorly-sorted coarse arkosic sandstones and fine conglomerates, which are interpreted as the result of successive debris-flow deposits.

A new directive on financial conglomerates, which some have dubbed the post-Enron directive, is going at speed through the legislative hoops in Brussels and Strasbourg.

The chaebol, the conglomerates which dominate the South's economy and have close ties to the government, might be prodded to action.

With a continuing trend of big business mergers, how long will it be before most corporations become subsidiaries of a few mega-conglomerates, which will comprise all of the listed issues on the New York Stock Exchange?

It differs from a conglomerate, which consists of rounded clasts.

The appointment was announced by PPR, the French luxury conglomerate which bought Balenciaga in 2001.

He cited Compagnie Generale des Eaux, the French utility and communications conglomerate, which was renamed Vivendi last week.

The initial announcement came from Diageo, the British conglomerate, which acquired Pillsbury more than a decade ago.