Sentence examples for control over corporation from inspiring English sources

Even so, most think that Belfast should at least get control over corporation tax by 2017.

Among Salmond's six demands are control over corporation tax and excise duty, much higher borrowing powers, and authority over the crown estate, which controls the UK's seabed.

Salmond and his finance secretary, John Swinney, have pushed for Scotland to be given control over corporation tax, excise duties and greater borrowing powers in the new bill, but those measures were rejected as ill thought out and clumsy by the UK government and Labour.

And in Northern Ireland there will be more calls for Stormont to win control over corporation tax, and even more demand for extra resources to relieve the pressure on parties deeply divided over budget cuts.

The transformation of American equity markets from retail to institutional ownership has relocated control over corporations from courts to markets and has led to the death of corporate law.

While Trump has advocated reducing taxes for corporations and the wealthy, Chávez imposed greater state control over corporations and prioritized the poor.

Reagan in particular wanted a huge military and weak government control over corporations (but not over individual rights) — he also wanted to weaken the "wall of separation" between state and religion — the opposite of Jefferson.

This is because, in Justice Stevens's view, individual shareholders seldom exercise substantial control over corporations because of "the internal authority wielded by boards and managers".

In a sudden about-face, the first minister dropped his repeated demands for extensive controls over corporation tax and excise duty after agreeing to accept a series of new tax and borrowing powers offered by the UK government worth billions of pounds a year.

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.

The Court of Chancery concluded that "it is reasonably conceivable that Musk, as a controlling stockholder, controlled the Tesla Board in connection with the Acquisition". For this purpose, citing Delaware authority, the Court states that a "controlling stockholder" includes one who exercises control over the corporation's business affairs notwithstanding being a minority stockholder.