In addition, he said, in the absence of restrictions, those who control corporations "could exceed the bounds imposed on their own contributions by diverting money through the corporation".
Expand personal liability for those who control corporations that commit fraud or knowingly violate the securities, banking and other regulatory laws.
The New Industrial State devised the concept of a "techno-structure" to describe the chain of specialists, including market analysts, pollsters, promoters and designers, who indirectly control corporations by creating the environment in which investment decisions are made.
Yes, we are breaking the law, but laws need to be broken when governments don't control corporations.
Until recently, GOPers pretty well concealed the belief of some in their party that they should also control corporations.
He approved of the former president's plans to legislate on behalf of the underprivileged and to control corporations, as well as of his campaign against the abuse of judicial power.
China's difficulty in enforcing compliance is glaring enough within its internal agencies and processes, but the inability to control corporations who are destroying precious resources - whether through negligence or willful corruption - is just as big a problem.
This is all very well -- but overseeing world financial markets is nothing at all like running a large, very old-economy, command-and-control corporation (or, for that matter, working the details of the federal budget).
