Sentence examples for corporate protest from inspiring English sources

The notion of harassing employees beyond the confines of the workplace is hardly new to the corporate protest movement.

Until you consider this: he put a giant peace sign on top of the bank's headquarters and peace symbols on all the checks — his own personal and corporate protest to the war then raging in Vietnam.

Organic food used to offer people a way to make a "corporate protest", says Mr Pollan, and now "local offers an alternative to that".Think globally, act locally?Buying direct means producers get a fair price, with no middlemen adding big margins along the distribution chain.

Attacks on reproductive choice are relentless, yet have not stirred corporate protest.

In response to corporate protests, the government is now set to exempt some "intra-company transfers" from the cap; these account for around 40% of all those to whom the limit could apply.

There had been isolated days of anti-corporate protest before, notably in Britain, but the disruption of the WTO gathering, amid street scenes reminiscent of the 1960s, confirmed Seattle's standing as the birthplace of the "backlash against globalisation".Onward and eastwardIf the protest websites and the elite's contingency planners can be believed, Prague may not be far behind.

In "No Logo," Klein celebrated the anarchic formlessness of the anti-corporate protests — what she wryly termed "laissez-faire organizing".

Molleindustria says that activist games first appeared as alternative media flourished online after the anti-corporate protests in Seattle in 1999.

"The major supporters of us in health care last year were confronted with protests at their corporate headquarters, protests and harassment at the C.E.O.'s homes," said R. Bruce Josten, the chief lobbyist at the chamber, whose office looks out on the White House.

This means challenging Republican representatives at town meetings and campaign rallies, rallying and picketing at their offices and those of their corporate backers, protesting with puppets and banners, writing letters to local newspapers and passing city council resolutions, canvassing door-to-door in ways that reach beyond the choir.

Many of these corporations, in protest of "high corporate taxes" that they rarely actually pay, hire expensive lawyers to avoid the entirety of their tax bills.