Sentence examples for corporate appropriation from inspiring English sources

One complicating factor is the corporate appropriation of fan culture.

The Kellogg's-branded Times Square cafe marks the inevitable corporate appropriation, and thus probable culmination, of this trend.

That the juxtaposition of actual Native American culture with its corporate appropriation would do no favors for the latter is true — the vibrancy of an actual powwow versus the obnoxious Tomahawk Chop is no contest — but it's no excuse for shunting one group off to the margins, which is exactly what the Mets did.

As the of festival becomes more popular, the umbrella has expanded to include both half-hatched attempts at and corporate appropriation of transformational elements.

Corporate logo appropriation has a long standing history in skateboarding graphic design as well, but I don't think that's worth getting into right now.

It receives its funding from four major sources: membership dues, corporate donations, Congressional appropriations, and private donations.

The critic Brian Droitcour published a takedown in Art in America, arguing that the Jogging's appropriation of corporate branding strategies amounted to little more than a shallow exercise in careerism.

An innovative and holistic funding model for our parks includes appropriations, fees, corporate partnerships, volunteers, and philanthropic dollars.

Arts executives describe the competition for a share of that appropriation, and for corporate and foundation money, as brutal and draining.

The U.S. Public Interest Research Group sent a letter Tuesday to members of a Senate appropriations subcommittee calling out a corporate tax haven loophole that popped up in appropriations legislation moving through the Senate.

Herrington said the choice was "entirely appropriate in a year in which the abundance of choice brought on by digital technology reached such a tipping point as to make genuine consensus impossible.... you either swoon over the conceptual audacity of its deadpan appropriation of late capitalist-era corporate mood Muzak, or you think it's the worst record Dave Grusin never made".