Sentence examples for corporate affiliation from inspiring English sources
The new Wikipedia-mining tool set allows users to not only filter Wikipedia edits, automatically pinpointing corporations who edit articles about their company or products, but also reveals the corporate affiliation of users whose business and personal IP addresses had been previously masked.
A picture caption on Monday with an article about the demise of the TouchPad tablet from Hewlett-Packard misstated the corporate affiliation of the two executives shown.
BUSINESS DAY The Advertising column on Thursday, about the increasing popularity of seasonal food products with a pumpkin spice flavor, misstated the corporate affiliation of Yoplait yogurt.
Experts say the products often pop up on the Web in "nutritional quizzes," where corporate affiliation may not be readily apparent.
And categorizing contributions by a donor's corporate affiliation isn't always straightforward: donors don't identify themselves to the F.E.C. as "hedge-fund titan, rich like God" or "local stockbroker, just getting by".
Although the government gave up its search for him and the boat after a few days, computer scientists from around the world, regardless of their academic or corporate affiliation, continued to collaborate for months afterward on devising programs and devoting time to analyze satellite data for any evidence of his whereabouts—using tools such as TerraServer.
There are many other such corporate affiliations throughout these groups.
With its various corporate affiliations, the label already gives new acts marketing and promotional advantages.
Some companies had no employees or offices, which let executives file regulatory documents without revealing their other corporate affiliations.
A Rutgers spokesman said that in his letter of appointment, the board "recognized the value of such corporate affiliations for the university".
Mr. Kulish was a reporter disgusted with the political and corporate affiliations of the Rajasthan papers of the time, according to the newspaper's chronicle of its history.
