Sentence examples for corporate judgment from inspiring English sources

Another thing to consider is a Kia recall in March that raised questions about corporate judgment.

In an angry follow-up letter to Eric Schmidt, the C.E.O. of Google, Lieberman demanded that all content he characterized as being "produced by Islamist terrorist organizations" be immediately removed from YouTube as a matter of corporate judgment — even videos that didn't feature hate speech or violent content or violate U.S. law.

Finally, similar to listed LLCs, many contracts exculpated the liability of managers for the breach of the duty of care with the purpose of creating a standard of liability similar to the standard that results from the application of the corporate business judgment rule.

Tsui is not a target of the L.A. Superior Court lawsuit, but according to the claim is a fugitive of related corporate piracy judgments against him in Canada and China.

It includes an undoubted conflict of judgment between corporate managements and the stock market, and a probable conflict of interest between corporate managements and their stockholders.

Renault, to be clear, may be a model of corporate virtue on emissions – judgment will have to await the investigators' findings.

Thousands of employees and business partners and millions of customers and shareholders rely on the good judgment of corporate chief executives, who have to make decisions in a climate of constant uncertainty.

This last point depends, to some extent, on what investors and other financial market actors believe to be material to their decision making, as well as the judgment of corporate boards and executives.

Any such change to a system of more general standards, with fewer and less-detailed rules, would increase the reliance that investors must place on the judgment of corporate managers and their auditors.

She did not have big thoughts about corporate profits or dark judgments about society's unfairness.

Yet this rules-based approach meant that big-picture judgments about corporate culture, or the sustainability of a bank's business model, were discounted as being too subjective.