Sentence examples for corporate grip from inspiring English sources

From our point of view, they have very aggressively expanded the corporate grip over policy making in Washington, D.C".

Nuclear power's great attraction for those who subscribe to this particular faith is that it would maintain the corporate grip on energy infrastructure at a time when diversified and distributed renewable energy systems threaten to democratise energy supply.

These are the same vested interests that have fuelled the obesity and alcohol abuse crises and are, as Seumas Milne points out, "as good as dictating terms at the heart of government" (The corporate grip on public life is a threat to democracy, 18 November).

It is all rhetoric to promote corporate grip and control, not about feeding the developing world.

Which is why, as the film ends and Grey's corporate grip finally slackens, it's a relief for all the wrong reasons.

As recently as a few years ago, the downturn in CD sales and the bottoming-out of the corporate vise grip on music distribution created an opportunity for genuine artist-to-fan collaboration.

Wall Street, the City of London, the Frankfurt banks and other corporate lobbies hold politics in their grip, and block effective change.

In the late 1990s, Lego got caught up in the disruptive innovation frenzy that gripped corporate thought.

REGULATORS investigating the huge book-keeping fraud at WorldCom have accused the company of not disclosing all the details of the scandal which is gripping corporate America.

These higher taxes would immediately help curtail the unbridled greed gripping corporate boards and turn their attention back to where it should be, on their products and customers instead of on how much gold they can fit into their pockets.

Bumi's plight in the last month has gripped corporate Indonesia amid fears that its possible collapse could tip Indonesia's economy into a repeat of the turmoil that engulfed the country a decade ago during the Asian financial crisis.