Sentence examples for corporate envelope from inspiring English sources
Mr Osborne announced that: SDLT will be levied at a rate of 15% when homes are sold in a "corporate envelope", in other words if the sale is of a company that owns the home, rather than the direct sale of the home itself, which used to be a popular way of avoiding stamp duty on high-value homes.
Consultation on the introduction of "a large annual charge" on properties already held in so-called "corporate envelopes".
"Many of these are empty properties held in corporate envelopes to avoid stamp duty," Mr Osborne said.
the government will consult on bringing in a new annual charge on those homes which are already owned inside such "corporate envelopes".
He has long been thrilled to swim in the ocean of corporate money that envelopes Washington.
This year, the awards group named almost 1,600 winners in categories like "Commercials — Hospital (over 200 beds)," "Corporate Identity — Letterhead & Envelope," and "Brochure — Company Overview".
Mr. Greenwald, who represents Beretta U.S.A. and American Arms Inc., added, "This is a precedent from a highly regarded court that has pushed the envelope of corporate defendants' duty and liability".
The etymology of the term "EDM" isn't fully known, but according to critic Joshua Glazer (who is also a THUMP contributor) writing in Cuepoint, it's a "corporate term used to envelope disparate sounds into one easy-to-market department" that was coined in 1985 in the US, but didn't gain notoriety until the late 2000s.
So please trust me that no brown-envelope bribe or corporate strong-arm results in my saying that So You've Been Publicly Shamed (Picador) by Jon Ronson is the non-fiction book of the year – an alarming examination of victims and victimisers in the new social media sport of mob justice.
He continued by busting 90s punchline Neil Hamilton for accepting brown envelopes and stinging corporate blue whales like Trafigura and BAE Systems.
I don't care how many sealed envelopes rest in his corporate safe.
