Sentence examples for corporate claim from inspiring English sources

And yet no mention of uncertainty finds its way into this central corporate claim.

"From being just a corporate claim, they would have been guaranteed by the full faith and credit of the United States".

In 2015, a new DGCL Section 102(f) and an amended section 109(b) prohibited fee-shifting provisions, in a corporation's certificate of incorporation or its bylaws, that would make shareholders liable for all attorneys' fees and expenses in connection with an internal corporate claim.

Some of her best work illustrated the corporate claim that "Membership has its privileges": Willie Shoemaker standing next to Wilt Chamberlain; John Cleese hanging from a tree; Ella Fitzgerald in a pose and outfit that for once allowed her to convey sexiness instead of perfect pitch.

The only reason that discovery is needed is that the government has insisted that the shareholders do not have standing to pursue a corporate claim, at least if the conservators are protecting its interest.

The bulldozers cut a swath through historic grounds to destroy evidence of the graves and to stake corporate claim to the land as a preemptory act of violence instead of waiting for a pending court decision.

An "internal corporate claims" are defined as "claims, including claims in the right of the corporation, (i) that are based upon a violation of a duty by a current or former director or officer or stockholder in such capacity, or (ii) as to which this title confers jurisdiction upon the Court of Chancery". 8 Del .C. § 115.

The Enron scandal has made investors more wary of corporate claims.

Or should customers and the public take corporate claims to carbon neutrality with a pinch of salt?

The project operates on the honor system, in that there is no independent verification by which to judge corporate claims.

Others were harsher: "Rather than providing a platform for presentation of a corporate wish list, Representative Issa should be subjecting corporate claims to the withering scrutiny he promises for the Obama administration," the consumer group Public Citizen said in a statement".