Sentence examples for control of corporation from inspiring English sources
Devolution debate: Osborne announced that Northern Ireland can get control of corporation tax and the government is backing the Welsh Assembly bid to gain control of business rates.
And what if devo max includes some control of corporation tax, national insurance, VAT, capital gains tax or air passenger duty?
One specific complaint of the nationalists about the plans is that London would retain control of corporation tax, something which Labour believes is necessary to avoid a cross-border race to the bottom in the rates paid by companies.
Ms Sturgeon wants to go farther: she is using her party's new strength in Westminster to push for control of corporation tax and national insurance (paid by employees and employers), for example, with which to boost Scotland's finances.
The SNP's Alex Neil sets out the party's wish to "taking Scotland forward", including taking control of corporation tax, borrowing powers and Crown estates.
Alongside such specific threats, the EU is engineering treaties that challenge the very principle of parliamentary control of corporations.
The movement to deregulate government control of corporations and to disempower organized labor accelerated after the 1980 presidential election.
However, Brant Olson, campaign director at Forecast the Facts, argues that individual contributions, while not under the direct control of corporations, may also not be completely independent.
But he sets them out in essentially evolutionary terms: for instance, he wants people on the right to recognise the need for tighter government control of corporations because corporations are "super-organisms".
But unlike institutional economists like Galbraith, Krugman said nothing in his article about the importance of social structures (e.g., executive-pay incentives based on long-term versus short-term performance, degree of managerial versus investor control of corporations, etc).
"We must drive the special interests out of politics," the former president railed on, "there can be no effective control of corporations while their political activity remains".
