Sentence examples for corporate attempt from inspiring English sources
The executives demonstrated contempt for parliament in the most blatant fashion, the MPs said, in what they described as a corporate attempt to mislead the committee about the true extent of phone hacking at the News of the World.
The paradox of the new grouping, officially called the Choose Cycling network, is that it was born out of a corporate attempt to derail a bike scheme – the vigorous (and sometimes misleading) briefings by Canary Wharf Group and others against London's soon-to-be-built east to west cycling superhighway.
The other candidates strongly opposed it with Ms. Williamson calling it a multinational corporate attempt to "override US sovereignty".
The antidote to this corporate attempt to poison our democracy is of course to defend those that have been courageous enough to vote their conscience and for their communities.
So, too, have they faced corporate attempts to stifle the fundamental freedom of the Internet.
The meeting today marked the launch of Carbon Disclosure Project's (CDP) annual report into corporate attempts to reduce the risk of supply chains causing deforestation.
Apparent miracles of globalisation like India's economy are marked by corporate attempts to displace poor people from their land for mining or car factories.
Jean-François Jean-François Jean-François Bellisepresented Microsoft in its own multiyear European antitrust case, said Mr. Alawyer's settlement in the e-Brusselse reflected his preference for fast, inexpensive solutions to corporate attempts to abuse market dominance.
Democrats, sensing a new political opportunity in the run-up to November's Congressional elections, stepped up their efforts to highlight themes of corporate abuse -- everything from the Enron collapse to the prices charged by drug companies to corporate attempts to avoid taxes by incorporating abroad.
The song's new fourth verse about "Live Free or Die Hard" is a bit more blatantly promotional, with lines like "This sure looks sweet, man!" Corporate attempts at such viral marketing have met with mixed success, and some studios try to avoid an overt connection to online video parodies or mash-ups.
[UK] The failure of BT Workspace, one of the usual pathetic corporate attempts to try and produce a collaborative working platform, has left a gaping whole for those small businesses that used it.
