Sentence examples for corporate proposition from inspiring English sources

Burt's Bees says it wants all business decisions to be made with sustainability in mind, a triple bottom line approach that supports the corporate proposition: "to make people's lives better every day, naturally".

By listening to the unique needs of this multicultural group, and reflecting them in corporate vision, value proposition and mission, you'll be on a path to win a new generation's trust and loyalty.

In California, labor unions helped bring out more than 40,000 volunteers and defeated the deceptive anti-union corporate power grab, Proposition 32, by a landslide 57percentto43percentcent.

We are stepping up our investment in our leading corporate and retail propositions during 2010 and are excited by the many opportunities across our markets.

The payroll deduction applies to unions as well as corporations, though sponsors of Proposition 32 said the corporate use of payroll deductions in California was rare.

A recent essay of mine reflects on the proposition that corporate law should concern itself with social welfare, taking a historical approach.

The corporate sustainability and responsibility proposition could appeal to business practitioners themselves, as sustainable and responsible behaviours may bring significant improvements to their firms' bottom lines.

Does he grandstand (always the case with backroom bargains) or does he come across as someone with sympathy for individual immigrant lives--not necessarily the abstract propositions of corporate needs?

This is a "very powerful proposition for most corporate IT environments".

One, a former IBM executive, had a modest proposition: Adopt standard corporate controls and Blackstone could take 2% in costs out of the group's combined operations.

In addition to a one-time $400,000 boost in state funding for general maintenance work this fiscal year, Nakasone said Glendale Community College expects to receive nearly $3.2 million in energy conservation funding over the next five years through Proposition 39, a corporate tax adjustment approved by California voters last year.