Sentence examples for corporate proposal from inspiring English sources

Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, one of the company's most prominent investors, texted Zuckerberg in March to say that the "biggest issue" of the corporate proposal was "how to define the gov't service thing without freaking out shareholders that you are losing commitment".

"The Trump FCC has seldom met a corporate proposal they don't like," Wheeler said.

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Enacting those would be a monumental challenge that would make enacting the current package of corporate proposals look puny by comparison.

The question is whether the various corporate proposals for Government help will finally bring the cost increases into line with the nation's much lower inflation rate - or whether Corporate America will find itself pushing Congress ever closer to a health-care system operated and financed primarily by Government.

Similarly, Sanders does not yet have a specific individual and corporate tax proposal, but he has proposed a financial transaction tax and says he will close loopholes.

Unlike a 2016 corporate tax proposal by President Barack Obama, the GOP plan would calculate that minimum tax on a global basis, not in individual countries.

OVERSEAS On Tuesday, the European Union will report on euro zone unemployment; Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan will discuss a corporate tax proposal; and the World Bank's president, Jim Yong Kim, will discuss the state of global poverty.

The Tax Policy Center, a nonpartisan tax group affiliated with the Brookings Institution and Urban Institute, has estimated that Trump's corporate tax proposal, as outlined during the campaign, would cost $2.4 trillion over 10 years.

Assuming that the center's budget stays relatively flat for the next decade, as it did during the past one, we'd save about 1.3 billion dollars over ten years by getting rid of it — or less than half of the three billion dollars Obama's corporate jet proposal would bring in during the same period.

Rinky-dinky tax reforms like the 15% corporate tax proposal won't do it.