Sentence examples for control over corporate from inspiring English sources

Ralph Nader in turn called for federal chartering of corporations to provide stricter control over corporate power, due to the failures of shareholders and directors to hold corporations accountable.

That has created huge security and compliance headaches for chief information officers struggling to regain control over corporate data.

The Court sometimes assumes that if shareholders disapprove of corporate political expression, they can easily sell their shares or exercise control over corporate spending.

It gives I.T. departments full control over corporate data on the device and allows employees to still maintain privacy around their personal data and apps.

The S.E.C. has effective control over corporate accounting in the United States because it can refuse to accept filings from companies that do not comply with what the S.E.C. considers to be acceptable accounting methods.

The N.A.S.D., whose proposal is to be published in the Federal Register, also responded to concerns that Trace would give it exclusive control over corporate bond data by saying it would register as an exclusive provider of such information with the S.E.C. and behave consistently with the commission's goals.

If TTIP is blocked, however, it looks more likely to be blocked on the European side, where the deal is seen as a stealth effort to impose weaker American controls over corporate excess on a European Union whose member nations are still far ahead of the U.S. when it comes to health, safety, environment and labor protections.

Alibaba had long sought to repurchase the shares to help regain control over its corporate destiny.

Control over extensive corporate perquisites that can be used for one's personal benefit.

This opens up a dedicated way to allow company control over how corporate data is accessed on the Internet and keeps it within its own private infrastructure.

Enterprise IT organizations are looking for a way to embrace the growing trend of employee-owned mobile devices at work, while still maintaining control over their corporate data.