Sentence examples for corporate definition from inspiring English sources

"It's tied to a larger resistance to branding strategies and connected to individuality, to rejecting the corporate definition of who you are," she said.

With practices like yoga and meditation in the spotlight for helping people find mind-body wellness, the corporate definition of "wellness" is shifting.

It is no secret that Disney's highly profitable, widely accepted, corporate-created definition of what it is to be a girl has become the norm.

Further, for News Corp to buy into such an untamed media property is to risk ruining it by making it corporate and by definition 'uncool'uncool

Perhaps it will happen when the money runs out, or when young millennials finally realize that Big Government and Big Corporate are by definition Democratic siblings.

H.P. hoped to offer corporate customers high-definition video through an exclusive global network, but found little interest.

Mr. Daschle has already announced his support for an amendment that would create a broader definition of corporate fraud, increase protections for corporate whistle-blowers and revise limits on document shredding.

A new definition of corporate social responsibility (CSR) was adopted which effectively ruled out further dialogue.

Meanwhile, the expanded definition of corporate liability has meant that companies with only a tangential connection to asbestos have been harshly punished.

QUESTION FROM KIR : Do you think the developing demand that the definition of corporate entity be legislatively revised has any chance?

Using this framework we develop a concrete, comprehensive and multidimensional definition of corporate sustainability.