Sentence examples for corporate restraints from inspiring English sources

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Porsche, flashing its trademark corporate restraint, said initial results from the track tests were in line with expectations.

If the corporate restraint gets too severe, it can cause a recession not just in tech, but in the global economy.

Since the bulk of the money is raised from major corporations, corporate financial restraints are affecting all charitable contributions, the Denver committee included.

Corporate self-restraint versus profit maximization would set a good example for everyone.

There are signals and small flames of hope, however, that the balance can be readjusted, that corporate and governmental restraint can be introduced to digital platforms, and that citizens can be put back in the driving seat.

But he doesn't ask why historical restraints on corporate recklessness and crimes are so weak.

Where, with the exception of the Greens and Plaid Cymru – who have four MPs between them – are the political parties calling for greater restraints on corporate power?

It ruled that the government failed to provide evidence that the warnings would reduce smoking rates, and therefore could not justify what it called a restraint on corporate free speech.

Mr. O'Neill, speaking on ABC's "This Week" program, also called for better disclosure of the cost of stock options and said corporate boards should show restraint on executive pay.