Sentence examples for corporate rule from inspiring English sources

"Corporate rule," as this piece details, "is not inevitable".

But while fines keep going up, corporate rule breaking for example, the LIBOR banksters seems to be booming.

As the people of Greece have learned through bitter experience, those institutions will not tolerate any reform or deviation from their blueprint of permanent austerity and corporate rule.

But now, after months of parallel punishment and penance, Mr. Hey has broken an unspoken corporate rule and sued Mr. Coughlin -- accusing him of inflicting "emotional distress".

He expands on this in his book to be published next month - Fixing America: Breaking the Stranglehold of Corporate Rule, Big Media and the Religious Right.

As far as Mannesmann is concerned it has the corporate rule book on its side with complex restrictions which prevent shareholders voting more than 5% of its stake.

In this regard the European Commission has developed prescribed standard contract terms for data transfer agreements (Commission Decision 2010/87/EU), as well as a method whereby a multinational corporation can develop binding corporate rules that, subject to approval through EU cooperation procedures, would ensure acceptability of a transfer (for more on this, see [ 88]).

Although the states have traditionally been the main arena for corporate rules, the federal government has long created national corporations, from the First Bank of the United States in 1791 to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting in 1967.

Accounting rules, corporate governance rules, antitrust rules, anti-corruption rules, rules of contract and property.

But other readers contacted Ebert telling him of strict corporate rules at their workplaces.

Two such alternatives include binding corporate rules (BCRs) and model contracts/model contractual clauses.